Shoppers will now pay 30 cents more for a three-litre bottle of house brand milk at Woolworths and Coles

Dozens of international journalists have gathered in Germany this week for Bayer's annual Future of Farming Dialogue.

Top quality first-cross ewes continue to break the $300 barrier

The recent high price for lambs and in particular the lack of quality heavyweights has had an adverse effect of lamb exports.

Advertiser content: Part of The Woolmark Company’s ongoing commitment to nurturing emerging talent includes hosting student seminars to educate the next generation about entering the fashion, textile and design industry, while inspiring them to think about using Merino wool as they embark on their career path.

Advertiser content: Mulit-function innovative wool designs took centre stage at this year’s Wool4School competition featuring a jacket that transforms into a bag, a stage costume capable of converting into a hip-hop street outfit and a practical multi-function design that offers the versatility to take one outfit from the office to home and back again.

Advertiser content: John Deere is changing the game with the new S700 Series Combines and a suite of inbuilt technology and applications so can be confident you'll reap exactly what you sew.

Advertiser content: The Multimin Performance Ready Challenge gives seven Australian farmers the chance to experience first-hand the benefits of Multimin’s trace mineral injection, with assistance from expert mentors.

All the action from Day Two of the 2018 Henty Machinery Field Days

Since its release a couple of years ago, the Serca Fence Strainer has continued to grow in popularity.

A low rainfall zone winter wheat sounds like a contradiction in terms, but a researcher says the concept could have merit.

In spite of the big dry, several crop diseases have been noted in barley and oat crops this season, with loose smut a problem in barley.

A new listing in the Central West should have special appeal to town- or city-dwelling families or couples seeking a “tree change” that combines lifestyle features and farm production capabilities.

When Sydney lawyer Aleco Vrisakis and his wife Mary Jane purchased the Rylstone district property in 1981 they are now selling as “Phalaris Stud”, it went by the name of “Marsden Stud”.

Government efforts to stabilise and increase confidence in the dairy will only make matters worse

NSW Farmers' Association says dairy farmers and dairy products can no longer be taken for granted and remain at this unsustainable price.