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Election campaign takes Anzac truce

Election campaign takes Anzac truce

Political leaders will pause their election campaigning for Anzac Day commemorations.

Vinnies aid available for farmers in need

Vinnies aid available for farmers in need

ELIGIBLE drought-stricken farmers are being reminded of some of the assistance available to them

Meat processors slam Bill Shorten's wage rise to foreign workers

Meat processors slam Bill Shorten's wage rise to foreign workers

The Australian Meat Industry Council says Labor's pledge to lift the wages of foreign workers will hurt the meat processing sector.

Orchardists could turn to golf grass

Orchardists could turn to golf grass

Orchard grass has the potential for improvement, says a turf expert.

Vinnies aid available for farmers in need

Vinnies aid available for farmers in need

ELIGIBLE drought-stricken farmers are being reminded of some of the assistance available to them

Wool industry legend is now classing Merinos in the beyond

Wool industry legend is now classing Merinos in the beyond

There will be many in the wool industry and those who breed Kelpie dogs who tonight will be saddened to hear of the death of Gordon Lindsay McMaster OAM this morning.

Winter lamb prices lie with weather forecast

Winter lamb prices lie with weather forecast

Lamb prices are following a similar trend to 2017, according to market analysts.

Playing two-up on Anzac Day? Here's all you need to know

Playing two-up on Anzac Day? Here's all you need to know

Two-up explained.

Origins of the iconic slouch hat

Origins of the iconic slouch hat

The renowned Australian military headdress dates back to the late 1800s and draws on some surprising inspiration.

Wool industry legend is now classing Merinos in the beyond

Wool industry legend is now classing Merinos in the beyond

There will be many in the wool industry and those who breed Kelpie dogs who tonight will be saddened to hear of the death of Gordon Lindsay McMaster OAM this morning.

Orchardists could turn to golf grass

Orchardists could turn to golf grass

Orchard grass has the potential for improvement, says a turf expert.

Playing two-up on Anzac Day? Here's all you need to know

Playing two-up on Anzac Day? Here's all you need to know

Two-up explained.

Meat processors slam Bill Shorten's wage rise to foreign workers

Meat processors slam Bill Shorten's wage rise to foreign workers

The Australian Meat Industry Council says Labor's pledge to lift the wages of foreign workers will hurt the meat processing sector.

Origins of the iconic slouch hat

Origins of the iconic slouch hat

The renowned Australian military headdress dates back to the late 1800s and draws on some surprising inspiration.

Big tick for livestock from new consumer survey

Big tick for livestock from new consumer survey

Cargill's latest consumer survey in four countries has revealed strong support for livestock farming and meat consumption

Spry's Shorthorns hit top of $40,000

Spry's Shorthorns hit top of $40,000

A first time buyer at Gerald and Lynden Spry's Shorthorn bull sale rang the bell with top price

Winter lamb prices lie with weather forecast

Winter lamb prices lie with weather forecast

Lamb prices are following a similar trend to 2017, according to market analysts.

Agribusiness

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New report highlights digital farm solutions

New report highlights digital farm solutions

Exclusive: KPMG, MLA and Aatlis to release Agri 4.0 connectivity report

This is appalling: Labor promises to hold inland rail inquiry

This is appalling: Labor promises to hold inland rail inquiry

An elected Labor government would launch an inquiry into the federal government's $10 billion Melbourne to Brisbane inland rail line.

Permits raise sprayer height

Permits raise sprayer height

Nufarm 2,4-D permits legalise grower practice

Wheat values driven by supply side| Grain Brokers Australia

Wheat values driven by supply side| Grain Brokers Australia

Global grain markets are being driven by the production side of the equation.

Politics

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Election campaign takes Anzac truce

Election campaign takes Anzac truce

Political leaders will pause their election campaigning for Anzac Day commemorations.

Basin Plan a 'political football' in watergate election stoush

Basin Plan a 'political football' in watergate election stoush

Advocates from across political divide say controversial inquires into buyback deals may stymie more important environmental reforms.

Dairy fires election fight as candidates focus on local issues

Dairy fires election fight as candidates focus on local issues

A tight three cornered contest in Gilmore could go down to the wire, opening the door to promises of real change in the beleaguered dairy industry.

Bill Shorten bristles at grilling on Adani

Bill Shorten bristles at grilling on Adani

Bill Shorten took his election campaign to the central Queensland seat of Flynn on Tuesday where he faced questions on his stance on the Adani mine.

Water wars a can of worms for Coalition and Labor

Water wars a can of worms for Coalition and Labor

Labor lashes government over $80m water buyback as Littleproud launches inquiry into Commonwealth water deals dating back to Labor's time in office.

Property

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Buntine buys CPC's Comely Station

Buntine buys CPC's Comely Station

Sterling Buntine's Baldy Bay company has bought CPC's Central Queensland properly Comely Station.

Adjoining pastoral stations hit market

Adjoining pastoral stations hit market

Langidoon and Metford station total more than 60,000 hectares, and are being offered as a whole, or in two independent lots.

Mid SE land soars to $10.5m at auction

Mid SE land soars to $10.5m at auction

The home of successful Granite Ridge Angus stud at Avenue Range, along with a second property Marlan Plains at Reedy Creek, made $10.5m at auction last week setting a new dollar a hectare record for the area.

Kialla Homestead asking $3.9 million | Video

Kialla Homestead asking $3.9 million | Video

Toowoomba district property Kialla Homestead covers 151 hectares and has the added benefit of irrigation.

Life & Style

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Playing two-up on Anzac Day? Here's all you need to know

Playing two-up on Anzac Day? Here's all you need to know

Two-up explained.

Dawn marks new era for Hills memorial

Dawn marks new era for Hills memorial

FOR the first time, tomorrow community members in Kanmantoo, in the Adelaide Hills, will mark Anzac Day by gathering at the town's new memorial for a dawn service.

Quilt to help warm farmers' hearts

Quilt to help warm farmers' hearts

Special limited edition MiniJumbuk quilts are raising funds for farmers in need.

Big Moo uses fame to aid community

Big Moo uses fame to aid community

An enormous pet steer has become SA's most unconventional animal fundraiser

Curnamona cuts 100th clip

Curnamona cuts 100th clip

CURNAMONA Station's shearing shed completed its 100th shearing this month. In the past 20 years alone, more than 400,000 sheep have been shorn under its roof.

Origins of the iconic slouch hat

Origins of the iconic slouch hat

The renowned Australian military headdress dates back to the late 1800s and draws on some surprising inspiration.

Playford Trust assists state's research skills

Playford Trust assists state's research skills

UNIVERSITY students from throughout SA, all studying key science, technology, engineering or maths subject areas, will benefit from scholarships designed to boost the state's skills and research base.

Events

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All the action and faces of Adina Polocrosse World Cup

All the action and faces of Adina Polocrosse World Cup

The 2019 Adina Polocrosse World Cup kicked off with the opening ceremony at Morgan Park and games are now underway.

Aussie-up at Easter

Aussie-up at Easter

PREPARING to go away this Easter weekend? Make sure to shop Australian.

Hunt on for Australia's best young grower

Hunt on for Australia's best young grower

ENTRIES are open for the 2019 Corteva Young Grower of the Year Award.

Full STEAM ahead for students at camp

Full STEAM ahead for students at camp

THIS week, the Food and Fibre Education SA initiative are taking 20 high-achieving students on a careers camp to promote the diverse range of opportunities in SA's agricultural sector.

It's Ewe Time attracts a crowd | PHOTOS

It's Ewe Time attracts a crowd | PHOTOS

About 40 sheep producers, consultants and industry members from across the state converged on Karoonda on Wednesday for the 'It's Ewe Time' forum.

Drought concert to help struggling farmers

Drought concert to help struggling farmers

A charity drought concert is being held at Eudunda this Sunday to help struggling local farmers.

Grain profit opportunities explored at Karoonda

Grain profit opportunities explored at Karoonda

MURRAY Mallee croppers will soon be given an insight into what makes top performing grain-growing businesses in southern Australia so successful.