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The latest comment and analysis about the big issues in ag.

Search the latest national livestock and clearing sales.

Find rural properties for sale across Australia.

A quick squiz at some of the players making news in agribusiness.

Agribusiness buzz in brief

Austrade Investment, Agribusiness and Food Centre of Excellence director Cheryl Stanilewicz, TSBE food and agribusiness export manager Justin Heaven, Australias chief negotiator Elisabeth Bowes, and Bollore Logistics Queensland commercial manager Chris McClean.

Those in the know say the impending free trade agreement with the UK offers up a host of opportunities.

UK consumer trends present opportunities for Aussie businesses

Ag's good times have not been without considerable stresses and business challenges for the busy farm services sector.

Elders store expansion agenda eyes retiring independents

Chicken meat processors will rewrite parts of contracts voluntarily following ACCC investigation

Chicken processors agree to tweak contracts

RECORD PRICES: A packed house at Kaniva in Victoria's Wimmera witnessed a district record price of $11,000 an acre paid by a neighbour for a cropping country back in February.

One of Australia's biggest rural lenders outlines 10 reasons rural Australia can afford to be happy.

Cashed up farmers deserve to be optimistic, says big rural lender

A landmark report on regional and rural communities after COVID-19 and extraordinary population growth identifies some distinctive high notes and challenges ahead.

Bush businesses - happy, confident, saving lots, and spending, too

The big farm services business is forecasting a full year of pre-tax earnings at least 30pc above last September's result.

Elders tips two more years of ag good times

Price volatility in CBOT is extreme as the market grapples with trying to price current fundamentals.

What could pull wheat prices lower?

Regenerative agriculture pioneer Charlie Massy OAM, centre, with Philip and Adele Hughes at the information day in Dulacca. Picture: Sally Gall

Connecting the next generation with agriculture, getting kids to roll round in the dirt to soak up biomes, and thinking of soil as a community rather than a commodity were some of the messages circulating Dulacca's town hall last Friday.

Massy generates massive interest in regen ag at Dulacca

Thriving farm sector conditions and strong expectations from its explosives operations have convinced Incitec Pivot to list the two divisions separately on the ASX