Agribusiness Elders is investing in farm technology for the future

Agtech conference to become annual event

The seed production industry is confident there will be no broadscale shortages of seed before this autumn's plant.

People who breach biosecurity requirements more than twice could risk not being granted entry to Australia under proposed new laws.

Different tactics during the clean-up phase are seeing some small successes for north west Queensland graziers following the disastrous flooding.

GI Brahmans have been forced to pull out of the Big Country Brahman sale after three of their bulls died in a freak heat burst.

Young studmaster Mac Smith, Vale View M Stud, Manumbar, will be offering two heifers at the Droughtmaster National Female Sale, with all proceeds raised from the sale of one of these lovely ladies, Vale View M Giggles, to go to the charity.

A total of 30 highly regarded Droughtmaster stud breeders have selected 169 females for the 2019 National Female Sale being held at the Gympie Saleyards on March 9, from 9am.

Do you recognise anyone in our gallery of photos from May 2006?

Graziers in areas of the inland central and north west have received their best rain in almost a year.

With prices punching above their normal seasonal range and a steady wool market, the Merino lamb is looking very attractive to restockers.

Central West NSW region will host the breed's national conference for the first time.

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Greg and Sally Chappell's South Burnett holding Marshlands will be auctioned by Ray White Rural on March 22.

The 101 hectare Kaimkillenbun property Earlslea will be auctioned on-site on March 16.

THE ongoing drought and rising feed prices have been the tipping point that forced Victor Harbor dairyfarmers Stephen Treloar and Colin Dohnt to reassess their place in the industry.

Australia must stand firm in trade deal with EU to protect its dairy products from geographical indicator restrictions.