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The dangers beyond the Hendra Virus

The dangers beyond the Hendra Virus

There is a new wave of diseases being spread from animals to humans.

Basin Plan water recovery fund offers $1.5b to farmers, states

Basin Plan water recovery fund offers $1.5b to farmers, states

Tenders for on-farm and off-farm upwater recovery open

Meat processing’s new ways to engage

Meat processing’s new ways to engage

Less promises, more understanding, sought from Canberra.

Fake news hits beef

Fake news hits beef

Virgin says "no ounce of truth' in claims beef is off its menu.

Basin Plan water recovery fund offers $1.5b to farmers, states

Basin Plan water recovery fund offers $1.5b to farmers, states

Tenders for on-farm and off-farm upwater recovery open

Hobart hub for rma conference

Hobart hub for rma conference

Kevin Sheedy, David Williams, Michael O'Brien among key rma network conference speakers.

Drench resistance widespread in southern beef herds

Drench resistance widespread in southern beef herds

Researchers say combination drench prudent in the future.

Government must lift its game to make power prices fall

Government must lift its game to make power prices fall

Bold policy and bipartisan support needed to fix broken energy market

Quad bike quagmire of safety subsidies

Quad bike quagmire of safety subsidies

FCAI and NSW Farmers disagree on NSW quad bike safety rebate

Drench resistance widespread in southern beef herds

Drench resistance widespread in southern beef herds

Researchers say combination drench prudent in the future.

New feedlot deal for JBS to shore up cattle supply

New feedlot deal for JBS to shore up cattle supply

JBS and Rural Funds Management team up on cattle supply.

Fake news hits beef

Fake news hits beef

Virgin says "no ounce of truth' in claims beef is off its menu.

Government must lift its game to make power prices fall

Government must lift its game to make power prices fall

Bold policy and bipartisan support needed to fix broken energy market

Meat processing’s new ways to engage

Meat processing’s new ways to engage

Less promises, more understanding, sought from Canberra.

Quad bike quagmire of safety subsidies

Quad bike quagmire of safety subsidies

FCAI and NSW Farmers disagree on NSW quad bike safety rebate

New feedlot deal for JBS to shore up cattle supply

New feedlot deal for JBS to shore up cattle supply

JBS and Rural Funds Management team up on cattle supply.

Faces from the Innovation Generation conference

Faces from the Innovation Generation conference

See all the photos from GrainGrowers Innovation Generation conference at Wagga Wagga.

Faces from the Innovation Generation conference

Emanuel Exports blocked in attempt to re-enter sheep trade

Millions poured into red meat research

Microbial protein might one day be feeding livestock

Meet The Team

Andrew Marshall - Agribusiness

Agribusiness with Andrew Marshall

Sheep and Wool with Kristen Frost

Sheep and Wool with Kristen Frost

Gregor Heard - Grains and Sugar

Grains and Sugar with Gregor Heard

Shan Goodwin - Beef

Beef with Shan Goodwin

Rural Affairs with Mike Foley

Rural Affairs with Mike Foley

Machinery and Ag Technology with Sharon O'Keeffe

Machinery and Ag Tech with Sharon O'Keeffe

Agribusiness

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Hobart hub for rma conference

Hobart hub for rma conference

Kevin Sheedy, David Williams, Michael O'Brien among key rma network conference speakers.

Big banks cop blast from Ag Minister over FMDs as dry rolls on

Big banks cop blast from Ag Minister over FMDs as dry rolls on

Littleproud demands FMD offsets from banks as Fitzgibbon calls for interstate policy push

ANZ: $15 billion needed to grow ag in north

ANZ: $15 billion needed to grow ag in north

ANZ launch northern food future report

Northern future looks bright

Northern future looks bright

Northern Australia Food Futures conference full of opportunity

Politics

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Government must lift its game to make power prices fall

Government must lift its game to make power prices fall

Bold policy and bipartisan support needed to fix broken energy market

Basin Plan water recovery fund offers $1.5b to farmers, states

Basin Plan water recovery fund offers $1.5b to farmers, states

Tenders for on-farm and off-farm upwater recovery open

Emanuel Exports blocked in attempt to re-enter sheep trade

Emanuel Exports blocked in attempt to re-enter sheep trade

Bid to gain export licence through a subsidiary company rejected

Emanuel Exports attempts to re-enter live sheep trade

Emanuel Exports attempts to re-enter live sheep trade

Controversial exporter seeks new licence through subsidiary

Labouring the ag policy point

Labouring the ag policy point

Joel Fitzgibbon speaks at Northern Australia Food Futures conference

Beef

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Fake news hits beef

Fake news hits beef

Virgin says "no ounce of truth' in claims beef is off its menu.

Meat processing’s new ways to engage

Meat processing’s new ways to engage

Less promises, more understanding, sought from Canberra.

Drench resistance widespread in southern beef herds

Drench resistance widespread in southern beef herds

Researchers say combination drench prudent in the future.

New feedlot deal for JBS to shore up cattle supply

New feedlot deal for JBS to shore up cattle supply

JBS and Rural Funds Management team up on cattle supply.

Millions poured into red meat research

Millions poured into red meat research

Increasing feed efficiency the research focus in red meat.

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What does La Niña actually mean?

What does La Niña actually mean?

Sponsored: Any rain brought on by La Niña will be a double-edged sword.

There is definitely money in beef!

There is definitely money in beef!

IF you wanted to make some money over the past 24 months, you couldn’t argue against investing in beef.

Beef Year Book: Grain-fed numbers surge

Beef Year Book: Grain-fed numbers surge

Despite the continuing contraction of the national beef cattle herd, grain-fed cattle numbers have defied all expectations to date this year.

Prioritise mental health during times of adversity

Prioritise mental health during times of adversity

TAKING care of your physical and mental health isn’t always the first priority when dealing with a natural disaster,but it can be first step towards true recovery.

Dorper and White Dorper 2018: The ideal feed converters

Dorper and White Dorper 2018: The ideal feed converters

Huge potential in lotfeeding Dorpers.

Sheep

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Emanuel Exports blocked in attempt to re-enter sheep trade

Emanuel Exports blocked in attempt to re-enter sheep trade

Bid to gain export licence through a subsidiary company rejected

Littleproud: AWI must modernise

Littleproud: AWI must modernise

The Minister for Agriculture released the long awaited AWI review today, calling on the organisation to implement all 82 recommendations in full.

Spark still alight for lamb prices

Spark still alight for lamb prices

Lamb prices eclipsed the national record set only days prior with high prices tipped to continue.

‘Live export facts’ new online webpage

‘Live export facts’ new online webpage

'Live export facts' website was launched by the National Farmers’ Federation, Sheep Producers Australia and WA Farmers.

WA reels from Emanuel Exports suspension

WA reels from Emanuel Exports suspension

The fallout from a decision to suspend Emanuel Exports' licence is continuing in Western Australia.

LambEx 2018

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Cracking LambEx program released

Cracking LambEx program released

LambEx 2018’s program features a fantastic line-up of international and Australian speakers who will present on an array of local and global issues for the sheep and lamb industry.

Register for LambEx before June 30

Register for LambEx before June 30

Register before June 20 for LambEx 2018 and tickets will be tax deductions for this financial year.

Modern day shepherd to present at LambEx 2018

Modern day shepherd to present at LambEx 2018

James Rebanks, a modern day shepherd and acclaimed author from the Lake District Northern England, will be one of the key note speakers at LambEx 2018.

US food systems expert returns to LambEx in 2018

US food systems expert returns to LambEx in 2018

CEO for The Center for Food Integrity, Charlie Arnot, key note speaker at LambEx 2018

Disruptive change sparks big changes for NZ lamb production

Disruptive change sparks big changes for NZ lamb production

Key note speaker says it is inevitable that technology will change our way of doing sheep business in the next decade.

Breakfast serves up a meaty slice at LambEx 2018

Breakfast serves up a meaty slice at LambEx 2018

This year in the first time LambEx 2018 will offer delegates the chance to attend three different breakfast events.

Grains

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Commercial concerns destroyed the desk

Commercial concerns destroyed the desk

It was not the single desk mechanism itself at fault but the overpriced service fees AWB charged that killed off the bulk wheat monopoly.

Riverina gets the good oil

Riverina gets the good oil

The Riverina Oils and Bio Energy facility at Wagga is going from strength to strength with new markets emerging for canola oil.

Talk to us on drought: McCormack

Talk to us on drought: McCormack

Michael McCormack told the crowd at Innovation Generation in Wagga Wagga that the government wants to hear from drought impacted growers.

Looking back at a decade of deregulation

Looking back at a decade of deregulation

Gregor Heard takes a look at the implications of a decade of the deregulation of the wheat market.

Wheat industry evolves to reflect new environment

Wheat industry evolves to reflect new environment

The wheat industry has adapted to the changes caused by deregulation according to Grain Trade Australia.

Machinery

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Quad bike quagmire of safety subsidies

Quad bike quagmire of safety subsidies

FCAI and NSW Farmers disagree on NSW quad bike safety rebate

John Deere making tracks for wider spaces

John Deere making tracks for wider spaces

John Deere upgrade 2019 large 9R, 9RT, and 9RX tractors

Disrupting the tractor world

Disrupting the tractor world

Tractor and Machinery Association conferences focuses on disruption

Preparing the farm workforce of the future

Preparing the farm workforce of the future

Tocal are revolutionising the training of farm workers

New vintage of torque for speciality tractor

New vintage of torque for speciality tractor

Landini launch new vineyard and orchard tractors

Multimedia

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Hobart hub for rma conference

Hobart hub for rma conference

Kevin Sheedy, David Williams, Michael O'Brien among key rma network conference speakers.

Faces from the Innovation Generation conference

Faces from the Innovation Generation conference

See all the photos from GrainGrowers Innovation Generation conference at Wagga Wagga.

CVLX open day impresses

CVLX open day impresses

A crowd of almost 700 has inspected the soon to open CVLX Miners Rest saleyards.

Prices bounce in small Kyneton sale

Prices bounce in small Kyneton sale

A smaller Kyneton store cattle market has seen prices bounce back strongly

60 reasons to celebrate working dogs

60 reasons to celebrate working dogs

Check out these amazing photos of working dogs in action to celebrate Take Your Dog To Work Day.

Property

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Growth Farms launches $100m farmland lease fund

Growth Farms launches $100m farmland lease fund

The Australian Agricultural Lease Fund plans to lease mid-sized holdings to nearby family farmers looking to expand.

WA’s largest farming business on the market

WA’s largest farming business on the market

John Nicoletti has listed his entire WA farming portfolio for sale, with the hope of fetching up to $85m.

Leyburn’s New Farm passed in | Video

Leyburn’s New Farm passed in | Video

The Leyburn property New Farm was passed in at a Ray White Rural auction for $2.2 million.

Opinion

Royal Commission fails to address ‘receivers’

Royal Commission fails to address ‘receivers’

Opinion: The CEO of the WA Rural Financial Counselling Service says the use of receivers often leaves both farmers and the banks worse off financially.

Can we avoid a global nutrition catastrophe?

Can we avoid a global nutrition catastrophe?

Foreign aid reform must target diet and health needs of poor nations

Grassroots tour to feed drought response

Grassroots tour to feed drought response

Opinion: farmer feedback to go beyond silver bullet solutions, Deputy PM says