Another ambitious medicinal cannabis greenhouse project has been approved in Victoria, this time at Shepparton.

Making sure fungicide modes of action are kept fresh and are not over-used is the key to retaining efficacy against disease.

The normal peaceful USDA crop tours have got heated with staff reportedly receiving threats from farmers unhappy with yield estimates.

It was a task Natimuk farmer Michael Sudholz had done 1000 times before, but that didn't stop a freak wind from causing a serious accident.

AGT is thrilled with its new wheat line, which it says will offer growers flexibility in terms of time of sowing without compromising yield.

GrainCorp has not been granted an exemption to the ACCC port access code for its Portland facility.

Grain business GrainPro can't take a trick, with news of a fire destroying hay at its Gumly Gumly storage.

South Australia's high profile decision to remove its moratorium on GM crops has overshadowed Tasmania's move to retain their ban.

Not all farmers are dealing with drought this year. In a patch of Victoria croppers are losing paddocks to waterlogging.

Canola crops in the Riverina look in great condition, but there is precious little moisture remaining. Will farmers cut them for hay?