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Bewildering Basin Plan ‘unknown unknowns’ you must know

Bewildering Basin Plan ‘unknown unknowns’ you must know

Four years in. Another six to go. How much more can we take?

Live sheep trade in doubt as Emanuel Exports licence suspended

Live sheep trade in doubt as Emanuel Exports licence suspended

Federal Department suspends exporter's licence.

Telstra job cuts foreshadow mobile shakeup in the bush

Telstra job cuts foreshadow mobile shakeup in the bush

Telcos prepare for 5G battle which risks unequal network access for metro and regional customers.

Young blade to take on gun shearer

Young blade to take on gun shearer

Sam Mackrill shore his first 100 sheep in a day when he was 14. Now he's getting set for the Victorian Sports Shear Finals.

Live sheep trade in doubt as Emanuel Exports licence suspended

Live sheep trade in doubt as Emanuel Exports licence suspended

Federal Department suspends exporter's licence.

Sheep Week – Day Five, Southern Victoria

Sheep Week – Day Five, Southern Victoria

Sheep Week continued into Southern Victoria for day five of the event.

Agribusiness buzz in brief

Agribusiness buzz in brief

A quick look at what's been happening and who's making news in agribusiness

Food supply chain revolution ahead

Food supply chain revolution ahead

Freight-only airports, mobile grocery stores and drone-driven postal services are coming says Deakin University study.

Winning mix provides fresh approach to horse feed

Winning mix provides fresh approach to horse feed

NZ’s biggest stockfeed exporter, farm-based Fiber Fresh, feeds the racehorse industry in Asia, at home, and now Australia.

Sheep Week – Day Five, Southern Victoria

Sheep Week – Day Five, Southern Victoria

Sheep Week continued into Southern Victoria for day five of the event.

Young blade to take on gun shearer

Young blade to take on gun shearer

Sam Mackrill shore his first 100 sheep in a day when he was 14. Now he's getting set for the Victorian Sports Shear Finals.

Food supply chain revolution ahead

Food supply chain revolution ahead

Freight-only airports, mobile grocery stores and drone-driven postal services are coming says Deakin University study.

Telstra job cuts foreshadow mobile shakeup in the bush

Telstra job cuts foreshadow mobile shakeup in the bush

Telcos prepare for 5G battle which risks unequal network access for metro and regional customers.

Winning mix provides fresh approach to horse feed

Winning mix provides fresh approach to horse feed

NZ’s biggest stockfeed exporter, farm-based Fiber Fresh, feeds the racehorse industry in Asia, at home, and now Australia.

ALRTA give live-ex push

ALRTA give live-ex push

IT is not only the farming sector that needs to be on the front foot with live exports, but also the transport industry and rural communities, according to Australian Livestock and Rural Transporters Association president Kevin Keenan.

Bellamy’s goes for organic milk growth

Bellamy’s goes for organic milk growth

Bellamy’s Organic has sealed three new strategic arrangements to get more organic milk production from Tasmania and Victoria.

Agribusiness buzz in brief

Agribusiness buzz in brief

A quick look at what's been happening and who's making news in agribusiness

Agribusiness

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Food supply chain revolution ahead

Food supply chain revolution ahead

Freight-only airports, mobile grocery stores and drone-driven postal services are coming says Deakin University study.

Winning mix provides fresh approach to horse feed

Winning mix provides fresh approach to horse feed

NZ’s biggest stockfeed exporter, farm-based Fiber Fresh, feeds the racehorse industry in Asia, at home, and now Australia.

Agribusiness buzz in brief

Agribusiness buzz in brief

A quick look at what's been happening and who's making news in agribusiness

Bellamy’s goes for organic milk growth

Bellamy’s goes for organic milk growth

Bellamy’s Organic has sealed three new strategic arrangements to get more organic milk production from Tasmania and Victoria.

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Telstra job cuts foreshadow mobile shakeup in the bush

Telstra job cuts foreshadow mobile shakeup in the bush

Telcos prepare for 5G battle which risks unequal network access for metro and regional customers.

Drought family funds an outlier in preparedness push

Drought family funds an outlier in preparedness push

Social welfare extension as Government policy evolves

EU free trade talks kick off in Canberra

EU free trade talks kick off in Canberra

Littleproud in talks with EU Trade Commissioner

Modern personality politics grows particularly well in bush

Modern personality politics grows particularly well in bush

Regional voters lead trend towards minor parties, personality politics.

A ‘culture under construction’ on sexual harassment

A ‘culture under construction’ on sexual harassment

Dr Skye Saunders is continuing her groundbreaking research into sexual harassment in rural Australia with a new research project.

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Growth Farms launches $100m farmland lease fund

Growth Farms launches $100m farmland lease fund

The Australian Agricultural Lease Fund plans to lease mid-sized holdings to nearby family farmers looking to expand.

WA’s largest farming business on the market

WA’s largest farming business on the market

John Nicoletti has listed his entire WA farming portfolio for sale, with the hope of fetching up to $85m.

Beef 2018: Shauna Hills sold at auction

Beef 2018: Shauna Hills sold at auction

The 6014 hectare Bauhinia Downs district property Shauna Hills sold at auction for $10.75 million.

Negotiations continue on Stornoway

Negotiations continue on Stornoway

The Jambin property Stornoway was passed in at auction for $4.5 million.

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Volunteers needed for rural communities

Volunteers needed for rural communities

Without volunteers, rural and regional community sporting and social groups would cease to exist.

Hartley has its history shared

Hartley has its history shared

Marian Harvey never imagined she would eventually become recognised for her research into the history of the small community school at Hartley.

RFDS thankful for 90 years of support

RFDS thankful for 90 years of support

As part of its 90th anniversary, the Royal Flying Doctor Service paid tribute to its dedicated volunteers and community fundraisers with a regional tour of SA.

Support keeps RFDS crews airborne

Support keeps RFDS crews airborne

Increased support from the agribusiness sector in recent years has helped the Royal Flying Doctor Service meet its annual fundraising target of more than $7.5 million alone in SA and the NT.

RFDS ensures specialist care

RFDS ensures specialist care

Naracoorte Aeroclub member Phil Giles had often seen the Royal Flying Doctor Services’ Pilatus PC-12 aircraft land on the local airstrip, but never expected he'd be the one in need of care.

Billa Kalina-bred Shorthorns meet strong market demand

Billa Kalina-bred Shorthorns meet strong market demand

A spread of grazing properties and marketing options provides increased flexibility for Colin and Jill Greenfield, Billa Kalina Station, particularly during dry times.

Problem-solving farmer helps spur artist’s vision

Problem-solving farmer helps spur artist’s vision

LEARNING to become a resourceful inventor on the family farm at Bordertown was an integral influence on James Dodd’s career as a visual artist and more recently, it has led him to re-open the discussion about the conservation of Australia’s water lifeline, the Murray-Darling Basin.

Events

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Royal Show entry deadlines loom

Royal Show entry deadlines loom

IT is less than 100 days until the gates open at the Royal Adelaide Show, and entries for a number of categories will soon be closing.

Historic displays show worth of heavy horses

Historic displays show worth of heavy horses

WORKING draught horses will have their day again – next Sunday for the Heavy Horse Field Day at Clayton Farm Heritage Museum and Farm.

Marree to burst at seams for annual event

Marree to burst at seams for annual event

THERE will be plenty happening on wheels and on horseback in Marree the June long weekend with the annual Gymkhana and Motorkhana being held.

Mannum revs up for annual event

Mannum revs up for annual event

UTES and big rigs from across the state will be meeting in Mannum at the June long weekend for the SA Truck and Ute Show.

Lucindale duo rounds up national title

Lucindale duo rounds up national title

Lucindale-based yard dog trialer Travis Ware, and his dog Lace, have broken an 18-year drought for SA, taking out the Australian Yard Dog Association Championship in WA on the weekend.

SOTA families gather to celebrate milestone | PHOTOS

SOTA families gather to celebrate milestone | PHOTOS

Former and present students, families and teachers of SOTA gathered to mark 60 years.

Interest up for SA Sheep Expo

Interest up for SA Sheep Expo

Future industry leaders will get a taste of all things ovine, with the SA Sheep Expo underway at the Adelaide Showground.