News Love shacks to help boost dwindling River BlackfishLove nests carved into logs might be just the honeymoon suite. By Andy Wilson
News It’s starting to look a lot like summerNext year’s BoM calendar will catch your eye with every month. By Andy Wilson
PREMIUM News Youth competition popular at showTomorrow’s stars were parading at the Shepparton Show youth competition on Friday night. By Geoff Adams
PREMIUM News Youth competition popular at showTomorrow’s stars were parading at the Shepparton Show youth competition on Friday night. By Geoff Adams
News MP: road repairs ‘substandard’The state government has been accused of skimping on some regional road repairs. By Andy Wilson
News ‘Disingenuous’ funding more pain for live sheep farmersThe Federal Government has been slammed for not reinstating Australia’s live sheep export trade, despite... By Andy Wilson
News Local member on international stageHe will be representing the Australian Parliament. By Tyler Maher
News Love shacks to help boost dwindling River BlackfishLove nests carved into logs might be just the honeymoon suite. By Andy Wilson
News MP: road repairs ‘substandard’The state government has been accused of skimping on some regional road repairs. By Andy Wilson
News ‘Disingenuous’ funding more pain for live sheep farmersThe Federal Government has been slammed for not reinstating Australia’s live sheep export trade, despite... By Andy Wilson
News Local member on international stageHe will be representing the Australian Parliament. By Tyler Maher
News It’s starting to look a lot like summerNext year’s BoM calendar will catch your eye with every month. By Andy Wilson
News Hay fire threatFarmers are urged to avoid spontaneous combustion of fresh hay bales this summer. By Andy Wilson
News Kyabram Agricultural Show returns with fresh faces and free entriesMrs Marshall aims to blend tradition with fresh ideas. By Jemma Jones
Sugar, pie, honey-punchPotatoes, alcohol, beekeeping and vegans — Andy Wilson has got it all covered.
Finding the balance amid extremesA dry season is driving strong demand for irrigation water, GMW managing director Charmaine Quick says.
Eight long hornsAndy Wilson calculated there was 24 feet of angry Highland cow horn pointed at him as he helped deliver a calf.
PREMIUM Dairy Northern Vic farms more profitableA new report has found dairy farmers in the state’s north were high achievers in the last financial year. By Geoff Adams
Dairy Sienna in national competitionYoung Katamatite breeder in Melbourne Show competition. By Geoff Adams
Dairy Dairy products destined for new overseas regionA new trade agreement means dairy farmers can capitalise on a produce market opening up... By Andy Wilson
Water Water plan for Victorian riversNew watering plans have been published for Victorian Rivers by the Commonwealth Environmental Water Holder... By Geoff Adams
Horticulture New Vietnam trade dealA trade agreement may open up opportunities for northern Victorian growers. By Geoff Adams
Horticulture Women in agriculture continue to inspireInspiration that came to Jess Byrne has her tackling her new role with Goulburn Valley... By Andy Wilson
Horticulture Pacific worker scheme to get more supportThe Federal Government is offering more support for Pacific islanders who are agricultural workers. By Geoff Adams
Horticulture Futuristic robot wows crowdA carefully measured application of spray is deployed from the space-age looking unmanned vehicle GUSS... By Andy Wilson
Livestock Controlling scours in beef calvesIllness in the first few months of a calf’s life can hold back development. By Geoff Adams
Cropping Threat to Graincorp operations this harvestSome NSW grain handling may be affected by industrial action. By Geoff Adams
Cropping Novel methods for weed controlTechnology is taking weed control to new places. By Geoff Adams
Cropping Research into nitrogen lossesUp to 50 per cent of nitrogen applied to crops is lost. By Geoff Adams
Cropping Warmer and wetterModels are leading agronomist Dale Grey to think the next few months are possibly going... By Geoff Adams
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