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New drought support boosts communities, preparedness measures

New drought support boosts communities, preparedness measures

Federal government announces rural support package

US CEO on a mission to lift image of agriculture

US CEO on a mission to lift image of agriculture

FORMER rural journalist Charlie Arnot's role as the United States Centre for Food Integrity chief executive officer has seen him become an in-demand speaker across the globe on how to promote trust in agriculture.

New records for national lamb slaughter

New records for national lamb slaughter

From January to June, our national lamb slaughter surpassed 12 million head for the first time on record.

Insurer donates in support of rural communities

Insurer donates in support of rural communities

MAJOR rural insurer MGA Whittles group has put its support behind Australian farmers with a $30,000 donation from its foundation.

US CEO on a mission to lift image of agriculture

US CEO on a mission to lift image of agriculture

FORMER rural journalist Charlie Arnot's role as the United States Centre for Food Integrity chief executive officer has seen him become an in-demand speaker across the globe on how to promote trust in agriculture.

Exports driving lamb demand

Exports driving lamb demand

Export markets are getting used to lamb prices above 800¢ in our terms, according to Mecardo analyst Angus Brown.

Owen students give hope to SA farmers

Owen students give hope to SA farmers

Students from Owen Primary School are doing their bit for farmers struggling through the drought. They are busy making bracelets for their Rope 4 Hope fundraiser and also collecting donations and bales of hay.

Sydney produce wholesaler fined $10,500 by ACCC

Sydney produce wholesaler fined $10,500 by ACCC

Sydney produce wholesaler first business to pay an infringement under the new Horticulture Code

Shearing charity day future uncertain

Shearing charity day future uncertain

A DAY intended to raise money to support mental health and suicide prevention is on hold after a disagreement between the two groups involved.

Exports driving lamb demand

Exports driving lamb demand

Export markets are getting used to lamb prices above 800¢ in our terms, according to Mecardo analyst Angus Brown.

Insurer donates in support of rural communities

Insurer donates in support of rural communities

MAJOR rural insurer MGA Whittles group has put its support behind Australian farmers with a $30,000 donation from its foundation.

Sydney produce wholesaler fined $10,500 by ACCC

Sydney produce wholesaler fined $10,500 by ACCC

Sydney produce wholesaler first business to pay an infringement under the new Horticulture Code

New records for national lamb slaughter

New records for national lamb slaughter

From January to June, our national lamb slaughter surpassed 12 million head for the first time on record.

Shearing charity day future uncertain

Shearing charity day future uncertain

A DAY intended to raise money to support mental health and suicide prevention is on hold after a disagreement between the two groups involved.

Cattle price pain may continue

Cattle price pain may continue

Mecardo analyst, Matt Dalgleish says the market outlook isn’t that dissimilar to the dry spring of 2002.

Plea for policy security in the red meat sector

Plea for policy security in the red meat sector

Chair of the Red Meat Advisory Council, Don Mackay, is calling for policy and regulatory security from all levels of government.

Owen students give hope to SA farmers

Owen students give hope to SA farmers

Students from Owen Primary School are doing their bit for farmers struggling through the drought. They are busy making bracelets for their Rope 4 Hope fundraiser and also collecting donations and bales of hay.

Agribusiness

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Sydney produce wholesaler fined $10,500 by ACCC

Sydney produce wholesaler fined $10,500 by ACCC

Sydney produce wholesaler first business to pay an infringement under the new Horticulture Code

What will FMD offsets offer farmers?

What will FMD offsets offer farmers?

Record farm management deposits can now be used to chip away at $60b farm debt

Grain imports key to satisfying east coast demand

Grain imports key to satisfying east coast demand

Imports are the key to satisfying east coast demand say Grain Brokers Australia.

Capilano board sweet with $190m takeover bid

Capilano board sweet with $190m takeover bid

Kevin Rudd's family connections are behind the investor group bidding for Capilano's honey business

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New drought support boosts communities, preparedness measures

New drought support boosts communities, preparedness measures

Federal government announces rural support package

Katter backs Anning’s anti-Muslim speech

Katter backs Anning’s anti-Muslim speech

Queensland politicians' stance is at odds with some of our biggest rural and regional export industries.

Nats spruik NEG power price potential for regional businesses

Nats spruik NEG power price potential for regional businesses

National Energy Guarantee gains Coalition support, but role of coal still unclear

NSW Water under the pump over drought relieving allocation

NSW Water under the pump over drought relieving allocation

Urgent need for allocation before it's too late for crops in the ground

Drought support switching focus to preparedness policy

Drought support switching focus to preparedness policy

Turnbull says new measures will be announced in coming weeks

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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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Yowie sighting reported near Roma

Yowie sighting reported near Roma

The witness spotted the creature beside a dead kangaroo on the side of the road.

Tommy tells of his second chance at life

Tommy tells of his second chance at life

Tommy Le re-told his story of starting life as a refugee to becoming a leading greenhouse vegetable grower and agronomist.

Volunteers needed for rural communities

Volunteers needed for rural communities

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

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.

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.

Skin cancer doc is on the spot

Skin cancer doc is on the spot

The flying doctor concept has been part of rural Australia’s psyche for 90 years but a flying skin cancer doctor is a relatively new version of the theme.

Itinerant teachers share knowledge in outback

Itinerant teachers share knowledge in outback

A “HANKERING” to be on the radio was part of what drove former School of the Air teacher Ron Dare to join the iconic institution.

Events

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Carpe Diem shines light on rural issue

Carpe Diem shines light on rural issue

Comedic play Carpe Diem shines a light on stigmatised mental health issues in the community.

Glencoe blades to support mental health

Glencoe blades to support mental health

SHEARERS are picking up blades in support of rural health

The longest lunar eclipse of the century is about to happen

The longest lunar eclipse of the century is about to happen

July has already been a real treat for stargazers.

Future graduates to network with sector

Future graduates to network with sector

AGRICULTURE students are looking to share insights into the future of the industry as the Growing the Future event returns for the third year.

Minlaton to host rural gathering

Minlaton to host rural gathering

Women across the state will meet on YP in August.

Hobart hub for rma conference

Hobart hub for rma conference

Kevin Sheedy, David Williams, Michael O'Brien among key rma network conference speakers.

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.