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Eyre Peninsular farmers enjoying positive harvest yields and market conditions

Eyre Peninsular farmers enjoying positive harvest yields and market conditions

A good growing season this year has buoyed the outlook of producers across the region, who are well into harvest and starting to plan for 2021.

Bordertown Poll Dorsets find a fit in irrigated lucerne seed production system

Bordertown Poll Dorsets find a fit in irrigated lucerne seed production system

Bordertown growers find success with grazing irrigated lucerne that is then harvested for seed.

Sheep, eco-tourism co-exist at Rawnsley Park

Sheep, eco-tourism co-exist at Rawnsley Park

Since Tony and Julieanne Smith took on the operation of Rawnsley Park Station from Tony's parents in 1985, their focus has always been on finding a balance between running sheep and eco-tourism.

Big bold SA polls

Big bold SA polls

All-purpose sheep are king at Kamora Park, where doing ability is a must

Pivoting to continue support

Pivoting to continue support

Throughout COVID-19 the Australian pork industry has been working to support hospitality workers via Hospo4Hopso, but as restaurants reopen, the initiative is not ending, it's pivoting.

New Chair excited to lead feral pig plan

New Chair excited to lead feral pig plan

In a coup for the National Feral Pig Action Plan, it has found an experienced agribusiness leader to continue its development.

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How(e) a family farming business upgraded banana and avocado capacity with a perfectly-designed shed

How(e) a family farming business upgraded banana and avocado capacity with a perfectly-designed shed

Like many farming enterprises in Far North Queensland, Howe Farming Enterprises started small, experimenting with tobacco and vegetables in the early 1950s.

Hanging up the shears: New horizons ahead for top Border Leicester stud

Hanging up the shears: New horizons ahead for top Border Leicester stud

With the imminent retirement of Graham and Isabella Grinter, there is a once in a lifetime opportunity to purchase one of the most successful Border Leicester studs in the country.

Certainty and systems underpin business growth for Victorian dairy farm

Certainty and systems underpin business growth for Victorian dairy farm

When it comes to business, Jade Clymo refuses to accept the status quo. Growth has driven the success of his family farm and underpinned his passion for the dairy industry.

Getting a limestone rip out of Reefinator

Getting a limestone rip out of Reefinator

Having a limestone pit on your property is a big bonus but it can be a pain to access it using the traditional method of excavation. That's why Stott Redman decided to try his Rocks Gone H4 Reefinator on his limestone ridge.

Multimin Evolution meets the trace mineral demands of modern cattle

Multimin Evolution meets the trace mineral demands of modern cattle

Virbac Australia has launched Multimin Evolution Injection for Cattle, one of the world's most proven and trusted multi-trace mineral formulations for cattle.

Guaranteed quality for better results

Guaranteed quality for better results

The balance of calcium and nitrate nitrogen in YaraTera CALCINIT ensures that growth is maximised and that produce quality is not compromised.

Future outlook: Australian ag leaders share insights on the challenges and opportunities ahead

Future outlook: Australian ag leaders share insights on the challenges and opportunities ahead

The global pandemic will impact the agri sector for at least the next decade, water and labour shortages continue to worry farmers and the global population just continues to rise - so what is there to feel so optimistic about in Australasian agriculture?

HARDI Australia backs mental health in a tough year

HARDI Australia backs mental health in a tough year

Due to COVID restrictions the 2020 Rally almost didn't happen but, with late changes, the enthusiastic participants headed out from Goulburn, NSW on November 13.