Today, as part of National Farm Safety Week, Farmsafe Australia is shining a spotlight on what may be one of the most under-discussed risks in agriculture: the lack of access to reliable childcare.
As National Farm Safety Week continues, Farmsafe is highlighting the link between burnout, situational distress, and the often- unseen mental health risks in farming.
As National Farm Safety Week continues, Farmsafe Australia is turning its attention to one of the most stubborn, and underestimated, risks in agriculture: complacency.
Roger Kneipp was just a baby when he attended the first Glen Innes Hereford Bull Sale in 1946. Next week, as the sale marks its 80th anniversary, Mr Kneipp reflects with quiet pride on a lifetime of memories, having never missed a single one.
There’s a new face at the helm of the Victorian Farmers Federation (VFF), with Charlie Thomas stepping into the role of Chief Executive Officer this week.
Raelene Laidlaw has received the Career Legacy Women in Wool Award, honouring her 40-year contribution to the Australian wool industry and dedication to educating future wool professionals.
In the heart of Hay, NSW, a young regional entrepreneur is bringing a fresh approach to livestock services and sharing the highs and lows of getting a business off the ground.
Sign up to our weekly news updates
Connecting with communities across regional and rural Australia.
