Duke of Westminster to help four-year-old livestock management software outfit AgriWebb's digital development

Planting the little known red papaya among their coffee plantation has paid dividends for Mareeba farmers.

In spite of the east coast drought, good conditions in WA mean national yields are likely to be better than some thought at the end of June.

Russia may try to slow down its wheat exports and that has sent wheat markets up, with buyers worried about finding other sources of grain.

Western Australian farmers are fuming at a CBH decision to introduce a separate segregation for feed barley crop-topped with glyphosate.

New leader at ARCBA comes with wealth of experience.

Global livestock specialists meet in Canberra.

A recent MLA research project has estimated that cattle ticks cost Australian farms around $156 million per year in production losses and treatment costs.

Who said getting old was a drag? There’s plenty to love about life after 50.

It's new financial year and a good time for smart businesses to ask themselves what they want to achieve in the next 12 months.

A 150th birthday party and a strategic future planning meeting were held in the Carpentaria Shire this week.

Sunday night saw the legendary Jimmy Barnes take to the stage for a rocking good time.

A thrilling end to four days of competition.

The livestock export licence of Emanuel Exports has been cancelled by the Department of Agriculture.

The Australian wool market posted its largest single daily increase since 2002.

Advertiser content: Long heralded as the fibre of choice for insulating next-to-skin base-layers, innovations in wool have led to a rise in the use of the fibre in outerwear apparel, such as jackets. A recent development between The Woolmark Company and one of China’s leading woollen textile enterprises, The Nanshan Group, has resulted in a 100% wool fabric that protects the wearer from the elements.

Advertiser content: A world away from their homes in London, International Woolmark Prize 2016/17 winners Ben Cottrell and Matt Dainty of COTTWEILER recently came Down Under – via a visit to AWI’s Wool Resource Centre in Hong Kong – to see an Australian wool-growing property and get an in-depth understanding of Merino wool production.

The Rosevale property Argyle will be auctioned by Ray White Rural in Brisbane on September 21.

The Roma district property Ned’s Paddock sold at a GDL auction for $3.35 million.

The Barron family from Cambooya has exhibited the Supreme Champion Dairy Cow of the Royal Queensland Show.

The campaign aims to raise awareness of how to really help farmers.

Queensland Dairyfarmers’ Organisation's Cream of Australia campaign will launch at this year’s Ekka.