News Nation’s first carbon grain guruThey said it couldn’t be done, but local farmer Luke Felmingham has been able to... By Andy Wilson
News Great help to get carbon underground.There is no longer an excuse for grain farmers to not get onboard with the... By Andy Wilson
PREMIUM News Nation’s first carbon grain guruThey said it couldn’t be done, but local farmer Luke Felmingham has been able to earn plenty of carbon credits on his broadacre grain property. By Andy Wilson
PREMIUM News Nation’s first carbon grain guruThey said it couldn’t be done, but local farmer Luke Felmingham has been able to earn plenty of carbon credits on his broadacre grain property. By Andy Wilson
News Carbon farming research gets $1.8mA substantial pot of money is available to research and development bodies to help farmers... By Country News
Water Politics is the constraintThe Murray Regional Strategy Group fears politics will get in the way of any attempts... By Country News
News Buckle up for Australia’s bestTwo local rodeos will kick off 2025, with leather, sweat, dust and a community at... By Andy Wilson
News Nation’s first carbon grain guruThey said it couldn’t be done, but local farmer Luke Felmingham has been able to... By Andy Wilson
News Carbon farming research gets $1.8mA substantial pot of money is available to research and development bodies to help farmers... By Country News
Water Politics is the constraintThe Murray Regional Strategy Group fears politics will get in the way of any attempts... By Country News
News Buckle up for Australia’s bestTwo local rodeos will kick off 2025, with leather, sweat, dust and a community at... By Andy Wilson
News Great help to get carbon underground.There is no longer an excuse for grain farmers to not get onboard with the... By Andy Wilson
Livestock Hitting a fundraising targetZoetis has donated $100,000 to support mental health in rural Australia. By Country News
News Breaking the language barrierA Tongala meat processing company has teamed up with an education provider to help international... By Rohan Aldous
Prune It Back | It’s a triple winAndy Wilson wants you to get onboard the carbon credit train before it leaves you at the station.
Prune It Back | Ready for the right to repairWhen not phoning Wolfenbüttel or Stockholm, Andy Wilson maintains the rage, one monopoly at a time, while rural expertise sees to his hay.
PREMIUM Dairy Peak dairy body welcomes new VFF leadersAustralian Dairy Farmers hopes the new VFF president can help heal the breach between the two organisations. By Country News
Dairy Reforms may threaten dairy industryFood safety merger puts dairy at risk, says peak body. By Country News
Water Healthy outlook for waterGoulburn-Murray Water says dry conditions have not hurt water availability. By Country News
Horticulture $52m to cut hort labour costsFruit and vegetable grower Flavorite is a major investor in technology and is expected to... By Andy Wilson
Horticulture Worker numbers up but not enoughThe NFF Horticulture Council says the rising number of farm labourers does not get the... By Andy Wilson
Horticulture Supplier ‘holiday’ denial by supermarketColes has denied that it puts suppliers aside as a punishment for not meeting price... By Country News
Horticulture Pink Lady apples are turning redSupermarket demands are changing the colour of our apples. By Geoff Adams
Livestock Managing pregnant ewesMeat & Livestock Australia says pregnancy scanning is a vital tool for improving sheep reproductive... By Country News
News Nation’s first carbon grain guruThey said it couldn’t be done, but local farmer Luke Felmingham has been able to... By Andy Wilson
News Great help to get carbon underground.There is no longer an excuse for grain farmers to not get onboard with the... By Andy Wilson
Cropping High fire dangerThe CFA is warning farmers to check conditions before harvesting to avoid machinery fires. By Country News
Cropping Victorian crop production is estimated to be down this yearRabobank’s latest forecast predicts Victorian crop production will be down this year. By Geoff Adams
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