Clothiers aim to keep lamb operation simple A MIX of breeding, feeding and the time of joining is the secret to success for South East sheep producer Graham Clothier, who subscribes to the "keep it simple, stupid" philosophy. Test
Positive outlook for the South Australian rural market Most agents have a positive outlook for the South Australian rural property market with some areas particularly strong. Test
Sustainable fashion at field days The focus of the fashion parade at this year's Yorke Peninsula Field Days is sustainable, Australian-grown garments. Test
Wine show all set to 'sparkle' Sparkling wine has emerged as the standout class in next month's Limestone Coast Wine Show (LCWS), with local nominations for the 'party wine' almost doubling those of last year. Test
Confidence in on-farm grain storage grows THE grain marketing landscape for producers is changing, with on-farm storage becoming more of a feature and talking point among South Australia's graingrowers. Test
Agronomists optimistic but still too early WELL-TIMED opening rains in May across most of South Australia have set the scene for what could be the state's biggest grain harvest since the 2016-17 season. Test
Athletes help raise awareness Hoping to reduce the stigma of mental health while promoting the positive contributions athletes and sport can make to the community, 21 Olympic, Paralympic and Commonwealth Games athletes from 13 different sports have been selected as Lifeline Community Custodians to help spread the message of health and wellbeing in the outback. Test
Key regional airport set to be made safer Broken Hill airport will be upgraded to improve safety and bring the airport up to speed with current technology, thanks to $2.4 million from the NSW Government's $170 million Drought Stimulus Package. Test
The trace minerals program helping farmers improve animal growth and fertility is back Sponsored content: Livestock producers are invited to join a program that tracks the results of using trace mineral injections for cattle and sheep - and possibly win them an overseas study trip. Test
Logistics playing central role in harvest grain marketing Freight channels will continue to service grain demand throughout the eastern states through the 2019/20 harvest and into the New Year. Test
Striking a balance between cultivation and conservation Meet the man who is proving that it's possible to have both a thriving agricultural business and protect our natural heritage at the same time. Test
Going off grid can save you a lot of money in the long run As households right across the country struggle under the burden of high electricity bills, one expert says it's worth questioning whether you need to be connected to the grid at all. Test
How you can turn one of the hardest jobs on the land into one of the easiest We meet two cattle producers who say their lives have been made easier since installing an automated cattle crush. Test
Let's celebrate National AgDay! Sponsored content: CommBank are getting behind National AgDay by celebrating all our Aussie farmers and the wider industry, big and small, old and young. Test
The small Tassie school with big agtech ambitions The Winnaleah District High School may have just 90 students but it's got its sights set on becoming a hub of sustainable agricultural learning and innovation. Test
Vehicles face airbag registration ban State and territory government traffic authorities are considering deregistration of vehicles fitted with faulty Alpha and critical airbags where owners have ignored repeated requests to have them replaced. Test