Brazilians wax lyrical about Austoft cane harvester The Austoft 8810 sugar cane harvester, whose roots belong in Australia, has won a major gong in Brazil Test
Oh what a feeling as Toyota HiLux maintains top spot Toyota's HiLux ute retained its top spot for new vehicles sales in February. Test
Weaner heifers make 494c, average 443c at Blackall There was a yarding of 1140 at Blackall on Thursday. Test
Almost two million hectares of Australia for sale as Gina Rinehart consolidates pastoral empire Australia's biggest property owner Gina Rinehart is selling almost two million hectares of her holdings in a breath-taking move to dispose of many of her stations across northern Australia. Test
Oh what a feeling as Toyota HiLux maintains top spot Toyota's HiLux ute retained its top spot for new vehicles sales in February. Test
Angus cross heifers make 496c/$1042 at Eidsvold There was a yarding of 740 head plus 92 cows and calves at Eidsvold. Test
Equity of access concerns for on-farm quarantine Small and middle sized growers facing uncertainty ahead of citrus harvest Test
Mango frenzy as late season varieties hit shelves After a stellar Mango season, more than 100,000 trays of late season Mango varieties will hit shelves nationwide for a limited time. Test
Angus cross heifers make 496c/$1042 at Eidsvold There was a yarding of 740 head plus 92 cows and calves at Eidsvold. Test
Almost two million hectares of Australia for sale as Gina Rinehart consolidates pastoral empire Australia's biggest property owner Gina Rinehart is selling almost two million hectares of her holdings in a breath-taking move to dispose of many of her stations across northern Australia. Test
Equity of access concerns for on-farm quarantine Small and middle sized growers facing uncertainty ahead of citrus harvest Test
Weaner heifers make 494c, average 443c at Blackall There was a yarding of 1140 at Blackall on Thursday. Test
Mango frenzy as late season varieties hit shelves After a stellar Mango season, more than 100,000 trays of late season Mango varieties will hit shelves nationwide for a limited time. Test
Droughtmaster weaner steers sell for 530c/$1220 at Monto Younger cattle sold to very strong rates at Monto last week. Test
COVID and climate change put focus on food sovereignty Most of the people hungry around the world are those producing export crops. Test
Red tape gone mad: Claims of a live-ex ban 'by stealth' Government flags a 400pc hike in licence costs to pay for regulators Test
Field day showcases Fairview leucaena success More than 100 graziers were keen to see the results of the leucaena trial at Fairview, Calliope. Test
Allora Show cattle section success The Allora Show's cattle section was extremely popular when it returned to the ring for 2021. Test
ANALYSISGrowers need to research prices Growers need to have good personal relationships with several grain buyers and need to make use of the electronic buying systems. Test
Productivity leaps after big dry, yet farm incomes dip in most states Despite emerging from drought, farmers in most states will bank lower average incomes than last financial year. Test
Diversity applications open for NFF leadership program International Women's Day provides the opportunity for the National Farmers' Federation to seek new applicants in its Diversity in Agriculture Leadership Program. Test
Forging a path to innovation in Maranoa The newly-launched Maranoa Innovation Network is hoping to capitalise on the greater interest in regional lifestyles that the COVID pandemic has brought, by supporting existing and potential businesses across the region. Test
Currawong heads to auction The Pierce family's Baralaba property Currawong will be auctioned by Hourn and Bishop Qld in Moura on March 30. Test
Hillcrest makes stunning $2244/acre The 257 hectare Thangool property Hillcrest has sold at auction for $1.425 million - the equivalent of $2244/acre. Test
Almost two million hectares of Australia for sale as Gina Rinehart consolidates pastoral empire Australia's biggest property owner Gina Rinehart is selling almost two million hectares of her holdings in a breath-taking move to dispose of many of her stations across northern Australia. Test
Cute church divides (and unites) a community Here's the saga of a tiny country church which is loved, but not supported. Test
Campers face $1650 fine for not closing gates - rules for Crown Land access released Victorian farmers did not get their wish for people having to register to camp on Crown land leases. Test
Growers look to maximise fertiliser investment Fertiliser demand is high and supply is tight this year so growers nationwide are looking to lock in their requirements, and squeeze every bit of value from the investment. Test
Helping farmers manage risks and rewards Managing risks and rewards through a diversity of seasons is important for growers, especially those with unreliable rainfall. Test
Why this farming model could help future-proof Australia's farms The co-operative farming model has proved itself to be the most resilient in the tough times that agriculture has faced, and farms across the country are reaping the benefits. Test
Maximising herd health with Mylo in south west Victoria "Additional pressure" on the calf rearing system prompted this Purnim dairy farmer to investigate supplementing his calves' milk. Test
An elite selection of females A genetically rich, 71 lot draft has been selected for the annual Rocky All Stars Elite Brahman Female Sale taking place at Gracemere on March 20. Test
Charolais: Adaptable and reliable Since founding the Glenlea Beef herd in Tasmania in 1973, the Binny family have had success with Charolais in stud and commercial capacities across a diverse range of country. Test
Top genes food for thought for Geddes family Banquet Angus stud is meeting the needs of the Geddes family at Holbrook Test
The Bald Blair process Bald Blair is synonymous with Angus breeding in Australia, and with more than 110 years and three generations of knowledge and enthusiasm for the breed the White family are helping beef producers, up and down the eastern seaboard, improve their herds. Test
Telstra boosts coverage for rural Australia Telstra's specialised technicians will provide customers in regional locations with localised support as part of the company's regional advisor network initiative. Test
Stock control made easy with Farmdeck management system Livestock producers can leverage the 'Internet of Things' (IoT) for stock management. Test
See the device that softens hard water and improves overall yields Farmers, producers, growers, miners and domestic users have found there's more to the magic elixir of water than first thought, courtesy of Hydrosmart. Test
The bet that drove countless postholes A bet between two farmers has paid dividends for Munro Engineers and farmers. Test
Model aims to combat flush and bust If you talk to most farmers, they will tell you there is one word that strikes fear into them more than any other - and that is drought. Test
This oil is gold for Aussie producers GREAT people manufacturing locally in Australia and developing proven products - that's how some of the biggest names in agriculture regard FUCHS Lubricants. Test
When it comes to productivity, stockyard design matters Ian Crafter, founder of Atlex Stockyards and its senior designer, may well have the key to a better bottom line for livestock producers. Test
Simple designs, packed with features Simplicity Australia is home to the most comprehensive and innovative range of air seeders and cultivators in Australia. Test
'Common sense' vaccine plan will include remote: Rural Doctors As one of the country's more remote shires is asking to go to the top of the COVID-19 vaccination list in order to remain economically viable, the Rural Doctors Association of Australia is assuring remote residents they will not be left behind. Test
Half of first wave vaccines to be regional and rural aged care The rollout will kick off next week and the most vulnerable citizens in the regions will be first in line. Test
How the govt is planning the rollout vaccine in regional Australia "It could be quite a variable rollout depending on where you are," the Regional Health Minister said. Test
Boarding school parents tired of borders closing 'at the drop of a hat' "This is not people travelling from Sydney to Brisbane, it's people who live 15km from their mailbox and 120km from town." Test
Agribusiness thrives through economy's COVID crash For many in the farm sector the pandemic year has been great for business and job opportunities. Test
Queenslanders urged to get tested Queensland's borders will remain open to greater Melbourne for now, after a man working in a hotel quarantining tennis players ahead of the Australian Open tested positive to COVID-19. Test
Toowoomba quarantine facility gains traction Plans for a purpose built COVID quarantine facility to be established at Toowoomba's Wellcamp Airport are gaining traction, as local leaders seek reassurance that community safety would be maintained. Test
EXCLUSIVEWagner's step up in COVID fight A secure hub could be established at Toowoomba's Wellcamp Airport to house international arrivals during their 14-day mandatory quarantine period. Test
FNQ Banana farms hit with cyclonic winds Banana growers on the Cassowary Coast have reported 100 per cent losses since Monday's deadly storm. Test
Home tutors may be AGILE but they need support: survey call A national survey aimed at improving the lot of home tutors is about to close and is seeking urgent responses. Test
All Souls celebrates centenary | Photos The All Souls St Gabriels school community celebrated 100 years since the founding of St Gabriel's school at Charters Towers. Test
Big Country 2021 day two A record breaking result led to there being many smiling faces on day two of the 2021 Big Country Brahman Sale. Test
Big Country 2021 day one See who we snapped around the ring at the first day of the Big Country Brahman Sale in Charters Towers. Test
ANALYSISGrowers need to research prices Growers need to have good personal relationships with several grain buyers and need to make use of the electronic buying systems. Test
GRDC Bendigo in pictures It was an event full of learning, but attendees at last month's GRDC update at Bendigo also had time for some networking as well. Test
New land price record in the Wimmera The Wimmera record set with the $6820/ac paid for land at Kaniva last month has quickly been smashed by a huge sale at Miga Lake. Test
Sugar funding sweet news for Wide Bay-Burnett jobs Maryborough sugarcane growers welcome a $1.9 million funding commitment from government. Test
Cotton to benefit from return to normality Cotton prices should firm in the medium term on the back of a post-COVID-19 increase in demand, but synthetics will take market share. Test
Little farm robot is attracting plenty of attention A cheap, little Australian designed farm robot on wheels is moving closer to commercial release. Test
Brazilians wax lyrical about Austoft cane harvester The Austoft 8810 sugar cane harvester, whose roots belong in Australia, has won a major gong in Brazil Test
Oh what a feeling as Toyota HiLux maintains top spot Toyota's HiLux ute retained its top spot for new vehicles sales in February. Test
'Mad Max' orchard tractor released in Australia Case IH has launched a new orchard tractor in Australia with features aimed at appealing to owners of nut plantations. Test
Methane-powered tractor about to hit the world market New Holland's T6 methane-powered tractor is almost a commercial reality. Test
How John Deere plans to increase farm productivity Machine learning technology is set to reduce herbicide use by up to 80 per cent, according to John Deere's Australia and New Zealand managing director Luke Chandler. Test
Green light given for this year's Henty Machinery Field Days Organisers have pushed the go button on this year's Henty Machinery Field Days. Test
Deere announces biggest new product release in a decade John Deere has announced the release of new sprayers and spraying technology and updated tractors and air seeding tools. Test
Lamb's first drink is critical to its early development Bianca Agenbag has won a science award for her efforts to learn more about the early development of lambs by focussing on colostrum. Test
Prices up, but Aussie lamb remains affordable High Australian lamb prices has little effect on export market as demand remains competitive on global front. Test
Aussie Whites top of the menu at Bollon Southern Queensland is fast regaining ground lost in the sheepmeat industry, thanks largely to wild dogs, and one couple helping boost numbers are Scott and Alison Todd at Brigalow Downs, south of Bollon. Test
Top shelf result for red meat exports to the Middle East Australian meat exporters are claiming a major victory from what might seem a small technical change in the way some countries in the Middle East accept our product. Test
Australian dairy's competitive advantage should no longer include cheap ABARES milk session: How dairy is innovating Test
OPINIONWaste code changes target use of old tyres Changes to the End of Waste Code may affect you as a dairy farmer. Test
OPINIONDairy farmers want to hear Bega's plans Since the sale by Lion of their dairy and drinks business in Australia to Bega Cheese, their suppliers and the industry alike have been waiting to hear what their plans for their Queensland operations are. Test
Chinese demand for liquid milk surges Chinese consumption of liquid milk rose strongly in 2020 and is expected to continue growing in the coming decade. Test
COMMENTNorco leads the way in farmgate price step-up With a step-up of 2c/l, Norco is now clearly paying above what Lactalis and Bega are paying in Queensland. Test
OPINIONThere's room on the plate for everybody As metropolitan areas face COVID-19 lockdowns and uncertainty around large scale event preparation, regional Australia now has the exciting opportunity to start owning the conversations important to our sector. Test
LiveCorp calls for collaboration to protect key markets in face of high cattle prices A collaborative approach is needed to ensure key cattle export markets are maintained. Test
OPINIONWaste code changes target use of old tyres Changes to the End of Waste Code may affect you as a dairy farmer. Test