Outbreaks of livestock diseases have prompted China to ban sheep, goat and poultry imports from a host of African, Asian and European countries.

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Nutrien Ag Solutions on Friday announced Kelly Freeman, Managing Director of Nutrien Ag Solutions Australia for over two years, ha...
The Santa Gertrudis Breeders (Australia) Association recently celebrated another successful edition of their National Youth Camp, ...
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Natasha Lobban has rounded up the latest ag news, bringing you all the key updates in one easy-to-read spot. Stay informed on everything you need to know without any hassle.
Young cattle enthusiasts gathered at the 2025 Santa Gertrudis Youth Camp in Warwick, Queensland, honing skills and raising $44,200 for youth programs through a charity auction.
Latest agricultural market insights from AgWatchers+ podcast: weaner cattle prices strong, lamb market trends, and grain market stability. Stay informed on the key drivers impacting Australian producers.
Another $20M funding announced for the On Farm Connectivity Program to support Australian farmers with advanced digital tech.
There was a record-breaking turnout at the 2025 NH Angus Youth Roundup in Tamworth and AuctionsPlus Market Operator and Chair of the Roundup Organising Committee, Bonnie Cox, was at the heart of its success.
The markets are gradually reopening, with weaner sales on the horizon. Despite a tricky spring, there’s optimism in the air. Here's some key points from the latest AgWatchers+ podcast, hosted by Matt Dalgleish and Andrew Whitelaw.
From weather reports, to property analysis, record-breaking bulls, livestock market updates and politics, APlus News has delivered a range of articles for the agriculture industry throughout the year. Take a trip down memory lane, and check out these top reads
Quambatook mixed farmer Brett Hosking was announced as the newly elected President of the Victorian Farmers Federation on Friday morning.
NSW Farmers has warned that the banning of the live export of sheep by sea could drop the value of the state's sheep and lamb sales by $125 million in just two years and ALEC slams the federal government’s new advertising campaign about the phase out as "wasteful and unnecessary".

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