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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.

I think we've all experienced the feeling of going into the supermarket or grocery store for 'just a few things' and come out with a receipt total far higher than expected.

Supply chain needs fair sharing of load on rising costs

A Tong Peel towable hopper with conveyer is among the offering in July.

Four months on from the massive Glenroy clearing sale at Penola, and another nearly 200 lots are going up for bid again in July.

More equipment on offer at Glenroy clearing sale follow-up

SOME people whose opinions I respect a lot in the livestock sector say it is only a matter of time before electronic identification tags become commonplace.

Industry, govt buy-in needed on tech investment

GROWING FORTUNES: SA vegetable grower of the year Emmanuel Cafcakis with a medley box of heirloom tomatoes - an area where he has excelled.

Emmanuel Cafcakis is always looking for the next big thing - even if it means taking some lessons from the past.

Search for something new revives focus on heirlooms

While any budget involves careful balancing, there is value in being proactive rather than reactive with dealing with likely biosecurity threats. Photo: SHUTTERSTOCK

IF THE past two years have shown us nothing else, it's that a tiny (in size) virus can cause a heck of a lot of disruption.

Proactive - not reactive - approach to biosecurity vital

IT IS research that cemented what anyone attending a livestock saleyard already knows - it's a massive social outing.

Saleyards value shines in study

Rebecca George, Nevertire, NSW, Dayna Grey, Marrabel, Alkira Riley, Leongatha, Vic, and Katie Fisher, Dungog, NSW.

Future leaders in the beef industry from across Australia - and across the Tasman - were in Adelaide this week to take their goals for the sector and their careers to the next level at GenAngus.

GenAngus leaders take next step at forum

THE past few years have demonstrated just how interconnected the nation's livestock markets can be.

Fall out from export decisions could be widespread

THIS might date me for some readers, but I grew up watching A Country Practice.

Veterinary numbers need to be on agenda

Stonefruits, including plums, suffered this year from lack of labour during harvest time. Photo: SHUTTERSTOCK

Labour shortages at harvest are thought to have resulted in losses of as much as $70 million as peaches, nectarines, plums and apricots were either left on trees or downgraded on quality due to delays.