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Knowing your business gauges is nearly as important as monitoring water levels in your tanks.

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Team Global Express CEO Christine Holgate says the monopoly on rural deliveries can result in half-day trips for consumers after failed deliveries. 

A proposal to support the 'lifeline' of rural communities has been delivered to one of Australia's biggest providers

Third parcel postal delivery back on the agenda for the bush

Donna Schreurs, Middle Tarwin, in Victorias Gippsland, with Anna Sutton, Syngenta, Sydney, Chad Harper and 2020 growth awards winner, Alex Thomas, both from Nairn, South Australia at the 2023 Syngenta Growth Awards in Sydney. 

Achievers who have made remarkable productivity, stewardship and community impacts have been recognised at this week's Syngenta Growth Awards.

Gala Sydney gathering for Syngenta Growth Awards - photos

Crop dusting is one of many agricultural occupations students are exposed to when they take part in the St George State High School's programs. Pictures supplied.

Both the St George State High School's agricultural immersion program and its regular ag curriculum are becoming so popular, the school is advertising for more teachers to help deliver it.

Ag education flying high at St George

Water inundated GrainCorp's bunkers at Deniliquin last week. Photo courtesy of GrainCorp.

A flood at GrainCorp Deniliquin sent tongues wagging surrounding grain security in bulk handling sites but growers received reassurance.

GrainCorp assures growers on grain security following flood

Reserve Bank of Australia governor Michele Bullock. Picture by Elesa Kurtz

RBA leaves interest rates on hold at its last meeting of the year.

Mortgage holders get a welcome pre-Christmas reprieve

Agribusiness specialist Jaclyn Hope is the latest big signing for LAWD.

Respected Queensland agribusiness expert Jaclyn Hope is the latest of several big signings for the fast growing rural property company LAWD this year.

Agribusiness expert Jaclyn Hope the latest big LAWD signing

A smaller and less valuable grain crop will erode the value of Australian farm production and farm export earnings in 2023-24. Photo Andrew Marshall.

Rising global supplies of agricultural products and drier conditions in Australia are gnawing further at our farm production value forecasts for 2023-24.

Farm production and export values slip again as drier year bites

On the catwalk: The 125-year-old quintessential bush fashion name, Driza-Bone, is set for an expanded global market presence under its new ownership by S. Kidman and Company. File photo.

Just weeks after mining and agribusiness magnate, Andrew Forrest's Akubra acquisition, fellow billionaire, Gina Rinehart, buys much-loved oilskin coat brand, Driza-Bone.

Kidman cattle business gets into bush fashion with Driza-Bone buy

VisIR's John O'Brien with RAPAD CEO David Arnold and Barcaldine Shire Council mayor Sean Dillon. Picture supplied.

A memorandum of understanding to develop a 930-kilometre clean energy corridor through the heart of western Queensland has been announced.

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