News Industrial action disrupts factoryA six-week industrial dispute over a new enterprise agreement has been disrupting production at the... By Geoff Adams
Water Basin water target is closeThe Federal Government has announced it has achieved 380 Gl of the target of 450... By Geoff Adams
News Mite fight: Bees face parasite threatA tiny enemy is threatening Victoria’s bees. We need to be prepared, says Benalla researcher and beekeeper. By Nicholas Spandler
News Mite fight: Bees face parasite threatA tiny enemy is threatening Victoria’s bees. We need to be prepared, says Benalla researcher and beekeeper. By Nicholas Spandler
News Water fight intensifies: Stakeholders take their message to parliamentsDistrict providers are taking their fight for fairness in water policy to the basin’s key... By Contributed
News Nationals host firearms forumGovernment firearm reforms are the hot topic at a forum in Shepparton, with the Nationals... By Contributed
News Bird flu reaches AustraliaVictorian farmers are urged to be vigilant after H5 bird flu found in migratory birds... By Nicholas Spandler
News Industrial action disrupts factoryA six-week industrial dispute over a new enterprise agreement has been disrupting production at the... By Geoff Adams
News Water fight intensifies: Stakeholders take their message to parliamentsDistrict providers are taking their fight for fairness in water policy to the basin’s key... By Contributed
News Nationals host firearms forumGovernment firearm reforms are the hot topic at a forum in Shepparton, with the Nationals... By Contributed
News Bird flu reaches AustraliaVictorian farmers are urged to be vigilant after H5 bird flu found in migratory birds... By Nicholas Spandler
Water Basin water target is closeThe Federal Government has announced it has achieved 380 Gl of the target of 450... By Geoff Adams
Water Water misuse reports risingThere has been a sharp increase in the number of people being dobbed in for... By AAP
News El Niño is hereEl Niño has been declared, but what does it mean for northern Victorian farmers? By Nicholas Spandler
Questions over solar farm proposalResponding to the article Sheep, shade and solar, (Country News, June 2, 2026), we seek clarification as to exactly what agrisolar model Johnathan and Rosie Koop will be using for their project – Nioka Solar?
Dookie people will fight onMore than 500 people attended the three VicGrid consultation sessions in Dookie.
Dairy Real milk trumps plant-based alternativesNew study reveals cow milk’s benefits. So what’s so good about the real stuff? By Nicholas Spandler
News State government backs Kyabram creamery siteNew jobs and local expansion are on the way for Kyabram after Goulburn Valley Creamery... By Jemma Jones
Dairy Dairy production rebounds amid challengesDairy Australia's report hints at a surprising milk production rebound, but uncertainty looms. By Contributed
Water G-MW hosts water summitWater security and irrigation dominate G-MW’s customer summit discussions By Contributed
Horticulture Enhancing fruit knowledge from the inside outA collaboration between AgroFresh Solutions (a global leader in post-harvest quality solutions) and Aerobotics (a... By Country News
Horticulture A trusted partner for rural resellers: Colin Campbell (Chemicals)For rural retailers across Australia, the choice of crop protection partner can directly influence customer... By Country News
Horticulture Building better orchards: faster growth and improved water efficiencyEstablishing a productive orchard quickly – while making the most efficient use of water –... By Country News
Horticulture It’s all looking chipper for chestnutsThe Australian chestnuts season is officially underway, with chestnuts hitting the market in time to... By Country News
Livestock Australia’s big beef opportunityTightened supply and trade shifts are opening doors for Australian beef exporters. By Nicholas Spandler
Cropping An unlikely protein sourceRMIT’s ultrasound tech transforms cauliflower leaves into valuable protein. By Contributed
Cropping High-fixing soils researchedResearchers are exploring ways farmers can better utilise phosphorus-fixing soils to maximise yields. By Contributed
Cropping Frost cuts wheat yieldsLate spring frosts and early heat events cost the Australian wheat industry as much as... By Contributed
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