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No autumn cheer in the north

No autumn cheer in the north

The recent BOM seasonal outlook does not contain good news for northern Australian farmers looking for rain.

Wallumbilla cattle country opportunity

Wallumbilla cattle country opportunity

The Cormack family's Wallumbilla properties Perola Park and Oakwood are headed to auction.

Falling grain-fed prices and flat inputs mean one thing

Falling grain-fed prices and flat inputs mean one thing

Mecardo look at the impact of rising grain prices and a low supply of feeder cattle.

Ag accreditation expands

Ag accreditation expands

PROMOTING its chartered agricultural program to the broader industry will be a focus for Ag Institute Australia this year.

Wallumbilla cattle country opportunity

Wallumbilla cattle country opportunity

The Cormack family's Wallumbilla properties Perola Park and Oakwood are headed to auction.

Basin Plan a lightning rod for angst, says former MDBA executive

Basin Plan a lightning rod for angst, says former MDBA executive

Concern has been raised about the number of inquiries into the Murray Darling Basin Plan

Bradfield Scheme remains a dream

Bradfield Scheme remains a dream

First flagged more than 90 years ago, the Bradfield Scheme remains a vision with equal.

Men's mental health campaign hits the road

Men's mental health campaign hits the road

'Save Our Mates' is a men's mental health campaign set to kick off next week, running sessions across the Eyre and Yorke Peninsulas.

GM status quo in Western Australia

GM status quo in Western Australia

A government committee in WA threw out a push to implement legislation to protect growers from GM contamination, presented by the Greens.

Basin Plan a lightning rod for angst, says former MDBA executive

Basin Plan a lightning rod for angst, says former MDBA executive

Concern has been raised about the number of inquiries into the Murray Darling Basin Plan

Ag accreditation expands

Ag accreditation expands

PROMOTING its chartered agricultural program to the broader industry will be a focus for Ag Institute Australia this year.

Men's mental health campaign hits the road

Men's mental health campaign hits the road

'Save Our Mates' is a men's mental health campaign set to kick off next week, running sessions across the Eyre and Yorke Peninsulas.

Falling grain-fed prices and flat inputs mean one thing

Falling grain-fed prices and flat inputs mean one thing

Mecardo look at the impact of rising grain prices and a low supply of feeder cattle.

GM status quo in Western Australia

GM status quo in Western Australia

A government committee in WA threw out a push to implement legislation to protect growers from GM contamination, presented by the Greens.

Rewired: NQ refencing appeal launched

Rewired: NQ refencing appeal launched

Rewired, an appeal to directly help farming families impacted by North Queensland's devastating floods, has been launched.

Sterile fly release at Loxton declared

Sterile fly release at Loxton declared

Millions of sterile flies produced at the National Sterile Insect Technology facility will be released at Loxton for the first time this week in a bid to eradicate the Queensland fruit fly.

Bradfield Scheme remains a dream

Bradfield Scheme remains a dream

First flagged more than 90 years ago, the Bradfield Scheme remains a vision with equal.

Agribusiness

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Ag accreditation expands

Ag accreditation expands

PROMOTING its chartered agricultural program to the broader industry will be a focus for Ag Institute Australia this year.

Agribusiness buzz in brief

Agribusiness buzz in brief

A quick look at some of the issues and players making news in agribusiness

Bega Cheese to build $34m high value milk protein plant

Bega Cheese to build $34m high value milk protein plant

Bega Cheese is to become one of the world’s largest producers of the special lactoferrin protein

Drought forces cooked chook price rise, but why not milk?

Drought forces cooked chook price rise, but why not milk?

Leaping feed prices and other input costs have effectively forced a truce in the supermarket barbecue chicken discount war.

Politics

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GM status quo in Western Australia

GM status quo in Western Australia

A government committee in WA threw out a push to implement legislation to protect growers from GM contamination, presented by the Greens.

Call for calm after vegans clash with dairy farmer

Call for calm after vegans clash with dairy farmer

Someone could be seriously hurt, warns Agriculture Minister David Littleproud.

Indonesia trade deal on track to be signed by March

Indonesia trade deal on track to be signed by March

The government looks like it's salvaged a key economic partnership after the PM's Israel embassy announcement angered Indonesia.

Katter to ransom PM over debt buyback for flood-hit farmers

Katter to ransom PM over debt buyback for flood-hit farmers

Concessional loans don't cut it and government must step in to restructure pastoralists' bank debts, says Bob Katter

Cattle Council slams PETA slurs against flood-hit farmers

Cattle Council slams PETA slurs against flood-hit farmers

The Cattle Council of Australia has slammed PETA for exploiting the devastation of flood-hit beef producers in North West Queensland.

Property

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Wallumbilla cattle country opportunity

Wallumbilla cattle country opportunity

The Cormack family's Wallumbilla properties Perola Park and Oakwood are headed to auction.

Birrageela on the market

Birrageela on the market

Birrageela is being sold through an expressions of interest process, which closes on March 29.

Record land price set for Roma district

Record land price set for Roma district

A new record of $1478/acre has been set for land values in the Roma district.

Wyoming plantation delivers cash flow | Video

Wyoming plantation delivers cash flow | Video

The Wyoming Plantation and Sawmill at Niangala, NSW, is being offered on a walk in, walk out basis.

Life & Style

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Horses help in healing process

Horses help in healing process

WHAT started out as an effort to protect brumbies from slaughter has turned into a life pursuit by horse trainer Joe Hughes to help people with mental health issues.

Ingrid’s hard work honoured with state-wide award

Ingrid’s hard work honoured with state-wide award

COMMUNITY involvement was a core part of Ingrid Kennerley’s upbringing and is something she still lives by.

Permanent home for WAB banner

Permanent home for WAB banner

The banner celebrating Women in Agriculture and Business of SA’s 80th anniversary now has a permanent home.

Qld truckie claims Yowie bashed his bonnet

Qld truckie claims Yowie bashed his bonnet

A Queensland truckie claims he eye-balled a hulking 3-metre tall Yowie in broad daylight.

Industry fears as vets leaving in 'droves'

Industry fears as vets leaving in 'droves'

The Lincoln Institute survey found nearly 90 per cent of veterinary business owners and managers reported unprecedented difficulty filling vacancies.

Feral-proof fence drives biodiversity revival

Feral-proof fence drives biodiversity revival

Construction will begin on a 23 kilometre fence next month to protect threatened native animals from feral predators.

Farmers’ faces highlighted in new book

Farmers’ faces highlighted in new book

A NEWLY-released book is helping shake up the stereotypical image of farming

Events

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Men's mental health campaign hits the road

Men's mental health campaign hits the road

'Save Our Mates' is a men's mental health campaign set to kick off next week, running sessions across the Eyre and Yorke Peninsulas.

GRDC Adelaide Update: Australian diets lack wholegrain foods

GRDC Adelaide Update: Australian diets lack wholegrain foods

Australians need to increase their wholegrain intake, and development of enhanced wholegrain products such as BARLEYmax may just be the answer.

Worrying picture for wheat

Worrying picture for wheat

ATTENDEES were given a sobering picture of Australia’s grain trade competition at the GRDC Research Update in Adelaide on Tuesday.

Fair to share governmental advice

Fair to share governmental advice

SMALL business owners, including farmers, will be able to learn about Australian government services at meetings across SA

Opportunities central for dairy conference

Opportunities central for dairy conference

TRICKS to identify new opportunities will form a major focus in the upcoming DairySA Central Conference to be held next month at Tailem Bend.

Scientist surprised with grains award

Scientist surprised with grains award

SA scientist Kenton Porker has been named the 2019 GRDC Southern Region Emerging Leader.

Govt addresses key drought forum themes

Govt addresses key drought forum themes

PREMIER Steven Marshall and Primary Industries Minister Tim Whetstone took in Manna Hill in the state’s North East and the Mallee, as part of its drought tour last week.