The Land
Opinion
Where to now with energy in Australia?
Mal Peters
Mal Peters says demand and prices for coal are close to the highest in history. Photo: Shutterstock/small smiles
Opinion
Uncertainty over biosecurity funding remains
Joy Beames
Despite growing concern over outbreaks in Indonesia, at this time, Australia has had no recorded cases of FMD or LSD. Photo: Shutterstock/Kamar Mini
Olympics of animal breeding provides global snapshot of research priorities
Dr Jo Newton Oam, Agriculture Victoria Research Scientist and Action for Agriculture Board Director
GENETICS FOR GAINS: The earlier the focus on breeding to help reduce the emissions footprint of milk, the greater the impact breeding can have.
Opinion: Number games don't convey how far basin plan has come
Claire Miller
The Murray Darling Basin Plan has done much to improve river health.
Throwing more at a long-term potash investment
Australian Potash is seeking to raise at least $7.68 million via a share purchase plan. Photo: Shutterstock/Criniger kolio
Ambitious future ag leaders set to maintain industry momentum
Robbie Sefton
Robbie Sefton was a keynote speaker at the University of New England's annual Farming Futures event recently.
Preparing for Australia's biggest biosecurity challenges
Andrew Cox, Invasive Species Council Chief Executive Officer
HIGH STAKES: Andrew Cox with Tanya Plibersek, federal Minister for the Environment and Water, at the launch of the State of Environment Report in July 2022.
Opinion
Taking Stock: Is Wagyu worth the price tag?
For taste and value for money on a restaurant menu, I would pick Angus over Wagyu.

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