A quick check around the traps at some of the news in agribusiness

Tough grain trading conditions and a dry summer scorched earnings in the final weeks of GrainCorp's 2018-19 first-half

Shorten denies his climate clan will be a cost to the economy.

Opposition pledges $25 million for forestry, food industry research and development

ALFA president Bryce Camm discusses the industry response to animal activists.

Live cattle exports from Australia rose 21pc to 271,428 head in the first quarter of 2019.

After four years at the helm of the CCA Howard Smith is back doing what he enjoys best.

Lamb prices defied a supply increase in early trading this week.

The live sheep trade has come a long way since news broke of the highly-publicised Awassi Express live export journey to the Middle East 12 months ago, triggering a chain of events that disrupted the trade and brought uncertainty and fear to the WA sheep industry.

Animal welfare is a social science not an exact science - one of the messages to come out of the recent Live Export Roadshow.

The Grain Industry Association of Western Australia (GIWA) released its first crop report for the year last Friday and said the intended crop area mix for the coming season is generally unchanged from 2018.

The Indian government has stuck with the status quo in terms of a variety of tariffs on pulse imports.

INSURANCE business Latevo is launching as a mutual company, with farmer clients to be shareholders in the enterprise.

Flexi-Coil have a new 6100 Precision Disc Drill planter

The Farmers2Founders program is a paddock up approach

Case IH have released new look roof on the Maxxum and Puma tractors

The battle to save the Notre Dame from being completely destroyed by fire captured in photos.

All the photos from Rabobank's harbour summit

Export processor-backed feeder orders have upped the ante on suitable cattle to feed at Wodonga store cattle sale

A need for grass may have driven much of the frantic property sale activity that has taken place in the Winton-Longreach district in the first few months of the year but agents say the purchases have the dual purpose of a long-term investment.

Troubled farm business Ceres Agricultural Company has been placed in voluntary administration.

A Casterton family is working hard to preserve a seminal piece of Australia's pastoral history at Warrock Station.