New Herefords Australia chair Trish Worth on the future of the breed and the industry.

New brochure hones in on managing P deficiency

Agriculture Minister says the PM has helped position Australian farmers to tap into the huge Indian market

A quick check around the grounds to see what some of the players are doing and talking about in agribusiness

The 10,761 hectare Island Holme aggregation is described as being comfortably able to run 1800 cows.

Western Downs brigalow belt property Mount Pleasant is being offered with 1590 hectares of cultivation.

Dirranbandi property Old Woolerina is being sold through an expression of interest process by Ray White Rural.

Drivers who fail to give way to cane trains in the Burdekin will be caught on camera and have their details passed on to police.

The Julia Creek Dirt n Dust festival should have kicked off this weekend, but with coronavirus forcing its cancellation, organisers are instead looking toward 2021

There was plenty of action at Big Country 2020. See snaps from around the ring.

India has eased its tariffs on lentil imports opening the door for potential Australian supplies for the first time in nearly three years.

Some NSW farmers have recorded what they describe as their best start to the season ever as the nation's cropping program winds up.

BASF has notched up a milestone, officially launching its first wheat variety bred at its Longerenong breeding facility.

Sheep producers are being warned to keep an eye out for iodine deficient lambs as large amounts of rainfall strip iodine out of soils.

The Queensland government is currently progressing a new code of practice which would mandate the use of pain relief while mulesing.

Canadian dairy processing giant, Saputo, has been hit hard by COVID-19, with adjusted net earnings down 21.5 per cent in the fourth quarter but its profitability for the year held up and Australia was among its most resilient divisions.

Each of Australia's major dairy processors published their opening minimum prices online yesterday.

The 10 cent a litre retail levy is "a gimmick duping consumers into thinking dairy farmers are getting genuine help from the supermarket".