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Only one in 10 farmers believe the Federal Government has a positive plan for the farming sector, a drop of nearly 38% from 2023, ...
The 2024 Fitzroy Crossing Bull Sale will mark yet another milestone in the event’s storied history as one of Australia's most remo...
At LambEx, held in Adelaide recently, innovation was front and centre, from carcase testing, to robotics to genetic gains and ever...
Only one in 10 farmers believe the Federal Government has a positive plan for the farming sector, a drop of nearly 38% from 2023, according to survey results released on Wednesday.
The 2024 Fitzroy Crossing Bull Sale will mark yet another milestone in the event’s storied history as one of Australia's most remote bull sales, with AuctionsPlus providing an online interface for the first time, connecting buyers from across the country.
At LambEx, held in Adelaide recently, innovation was front and centre, from carcase testing, to  robotics to genetic gains and everything in between.
Tanya Egerton, founder and CEO of Circulanation and the Remote OpShop Project, has officially been named the 2024 AgriFutures Rural Women’s Award National Winner.
The live export ban for the Australian sheep industry was a topic at the tip of many tongues at LambEx. However, it wasn't a discussion the new Ag Minister wanted to have.
Farmers and small business have joined forces to raise concerns regarding the Government’s proposed superannuation changes, warning they will adversely impact thousands of hardworking Australian families and small businesses.
Changes to the Livestock Production Assurance (LPA) program, which will more than double accreditation costs on a per year basis for producers wishing to sell livestock, have been confirmed after months of speculation.
A major Federal Court class action has been dismissed this week after Justice Michael Lee ruled there was not enough evidence to prove the weedkiller Roundup causes cancer.

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