Central West champs Records keep breaking for Condobolin flocks in the Central Western zone Merino ewe competition. Test
Journalists lament closure of AAP after 85 years There has been a wave of support for the 180 staff employed by Australian Associated Press who were told today that their company will close in months. Test
How David Littleproud plans to make agriculture sexy again More dams, paying farmers for their environmental stewardship, and making the nation the world number one research and development. Test
"The targets have been achieved so now it's time to take off embargoes" The latest on Barwon-Darling. Test
Journalists lament closure of AAP after 85 years There has been a wave of support for the 180 staff employed by Australian Associated Press who were told today that their company will close in months. Test
All welcome at drought support gathering A health check, a kids' corner with childcare and a jumping castle and free morning tea and lunch promises to draw people to a drought support event. Test
The town Australia forgot: How Cobargo's tiny neighbour was overlooked in firestorm The Far South Coast and the struggle to rebuild after the fires. Test
Is this the revival of cattle at Canberra Show? At least 10 individual cattle breeds saw a rise in exhibits at the Royal Canberra Show. Test
The town Australia forgot: How Cobargo's tiny neighbour was overlooked in firestorm The Far South Coast and the struggle to rebuild after the fires. Test
Weight of volume on offer to test this week's wool market Online buyer activity on AuctionsPlus Wool was steady, however, no doubt was hampered by the cyber-attack. Test
"The targets have been achieved so now it's time to take off embargoes" The latest on Barwon-Darling. Test
Is this the revival of cattle at Canberra Show? At least 10 individual cattle breeds saw a rise in exhibits at the Royal Canberra Show. Test
How David Littleproud plans to make agriculture sexy again More dams, paying farmers for their environmental stewardship, and making the nation the world number one research and development. Test
Weight of volume on offer to test this week's wool market Online buyer activity on AuctionsPlus Wool was steady, however, no doubt was hampered by the cyber-attack. Test
Optimism remains despite reduced macadamia forecast The dry has cut into the macadamia crop but processors are still offering good money. Test
Cash rate cut to new low of 0.5 per cent Prime Minister says any cut should be passed on in full. Test
Coronavirus, falling consumption gives wine industry a headache Coronavirus and falling consumption in major importing countries is giving the Australian export wine industry a headache. Test
Rex expects coronavirus, fires to whack economy Regional network not badly affected, Lim Kim Kai says. Test
Lamb and mutton prices will peak this year says ABARES The national commodity forecaster, ABARES, is tipping some of the heat will come out of lamb and mutton saleyard prices in the medium term. Test
Rex expects coronavirus, fires to whack economy Regional network not badly affected, Lim Kim Kai says. Test
Coronavirus outbreak affects scholarship winning doctor's trip to China "It was one of those opportunities that was too good to pass up." Test
Is this the revival of cattle at Canberra Show? At least 10 individual cattle breeds saw a rise in exhibits at the Royal Canberra Show. Test
Partnerships help reach lofty industry goals Cattle Council of Australia CEO Travis Tobin, says there's so much riding on our ability to successfully advocate and collaborate. Test
The only way is up for cotton It was a tough season for cotton producers, but ABARES says the only way is up off the smallest plant since the 1970s. Test
Short term shortage to push sugar prices up A dip in Indian and Thai sugar production has sent prices up, but the upcoming Brazilian crop will place pressure on values. Test
High domestic coarse grain prices mask global slowdown It's happy days for Australian barley producers with grain at present, but that isn't the case on the global market according to ABARES. Test
Staying both sustainable and profitable as grain producers A veteran grains industry researcher has warned croppers will need to make changes to their systems but is backing them in to make good. Test
Journalists lament closure of AAP after 85 years There has been a wave of support for the 180 staff employed by Australian Associated Press who were told today that their company will close in months. Test
All you need to know from ABARES Outlook 2020 Here's what is on the cards for beef, sheep, wool, grains, pigs, wine and more. Test
Drought dehydrates farm export and production forecasts Despite some good seasonal conditions around Australia average incomes for broadacre farmers will fall eight per cent this financial year Test
Coronavirus, falling consumption gives wine industry a headache Coronavirus and falling consumption in major importing countries is giving the Australian export wine industry a headache. Test
Show your land some love with pure water Whether you're in the business of agriculture or horticulture, own a vineyard or golf club, or simply love your garden, quality irrigation will assist in keeping your plants looking their best. Test
Growing our farmers' mental health MaxCare are proud to launch 'Growing Stronger Every Day,' a video series that seeks to remove the stigma around mental health and help our farmers while building stronger rural communities. Test
Nozzle droplet size control on the go Hardi Australia's H-Select Nozzle Technology offers precise speed, rate and droplet control for large spray booms. Test
Successful farmers lead the way for development in Northern Australia The Northern Australia Food Futures 2020 conference, this April, is hosted by NT Farmers Association in partnership with OrdCo and is Australia's leading conference on agricultural development in the north. Test
Vacuum cooler technology delivers better shelf life and returns for mushroom growers Sponsored content: Having the correct cooling processes in place is important in the handling of any fresh produce but for mushrooms in particular it's even more critical. Test
Global agriculture leader focused on delivering support and innovative solutions to Australian growers Nutrien Ag Solutions is promising to be the ag retailer of the future with a plan for growth and innovation focused on supporting Australian agriculture to fulfil its potential. Test
Precious asset: Harvest your water security future with latest tank system technology Sponsored content: The extreme drought gripping many parts of Australia has intensified the focus on one of our most valuable assets - water. It's a topic that has been at the front of the founders of Heritage Tanks for many years. Test
When you're buying in water at top dollar, don't waste it on unbalanced fertiliser programs As a large number of the nation's producers struggle through one of the worst droughts in recent memory, many citrus growers are facing the prospect of having to rethink their management strategies due to a lack of water. Test
Producers protest Paradise proposal Farmers have shown their force in Bundaberg, protesting the lowering of the Paradise Dam wall. Test
Optimism remains despite reduced macadamia forecast The dry has cut into the macadamia crop but processors are still offering good money. Test
Big night at Don Brown Merino dinner | Photos See all the photos from the Don Brown Memorial Merino Ewe dinner. Test
Carrathool Races reins in big numbers for 2020 meeting | GALLERY More than 1500 came through the gates at Carrathool Racecourse, one of the highest amounts in recent history Test
The town Australia forgot: How Cobargo's tiny neighbour was overlooked in firestorm The Far South Coast and the struggle to rebuild after the fires. Test
Central West champs Records keep breaking for Condobolin flocks in the Central Western zone Merino ewe competition. Test
Weight of volume on offer to test this week's wool market Online buyer activity on AuctionsPlus Wool was steady, however, no doubt was hampered by the cyber-attack. Test
UPDATEDAt last, wool auctions set to resume after cyber hacking Today's Melbourne wool sales have been cancelled because of a cyber attack on the industry's main software supplier. Test
Big night at Don Brown Merino dinner | Photos See all the photos from the Don Brown Memorial Merino Ewe dinner. Test
Consumer watchdog looks at machinery ACCC seeks submissions from farmers regarding agricultural machinery Test
Are your farm sensors being hacked? Strategic Group and University of Newcastle have been awarded a research grant to examine the cyber security of the Internet of Things. Test
Irrigation openings in strategic locations Two Upper Lachlan irrigation properties listed for auction next month are attracting strong inquiry from landholders and investors seeking well-located farmland with water security. Test
Moisture aplenty at Gular Only three families have owned the Central West property now for sale as Glenmuir since it started life as part of the sprawling Merrigal Run 175 years ago. Test
Milligan Farms offered with 5100 avocado trees A large scale avocado orchard, held under single family ownership for 49 years in the Noosa Hinterland, is on the market. Test
Qld buyer: Wollogorang under contract Gulf of Carpenteria cattle operation Wollogorang and Wentworth is under contract to a Queensland buyer. Test
Record dairy prices set to fall: ABARES The Australian farmgate milk price is expected to fall by 2024-25 after hitting record levels in 2019-20, according to the national commodity forecaster, ABARES. Test
Auto heat detection delivers benefits After four years of using automatic heat detection for the herd, Toby Leppin does not miss the manual system. Test
Sexed semen sales on the rise in the dairy industry Sexed and export semen sales increase in challenging domestic market. Test
Dairy needs a culture check The Australian dairy industry needs a culture check if it is to meet the challenges it faces, Dairy Australia chair Jeff Odgers told the Australian Dairy Conference in Melbourne last Thursday. Test
Bega's Barry Irvin on 'stupid males' and coming back Bega Cheese chairman Barry Irvin talks about bouncing back from cancer and what it means to be a 'stupid male'. Test
Positivity is key for the survival of rural communities With all these records tumbling and a lot of positivity around the industry, what does the rest of 2020 look like? Test
Focus on 2050 carbon targets Net carbon neutral 2050 is one of the most important issues the NFF Sustainable Development Committee will deal with this year. Test
Farmers being fed nonsense upon stilts Government will have to start "monetising our natural capital" in the same way they are monetising the capitol. Test