More upward movement to come but 850c will likely pull it up

Alistair Corr investigates consumer expectations of how beef animals are cared for.

Online surveys and forums set up to inform sustainability framework updates

Leucauna field day for NT graziers on November 4

A new video and poster being launched by Feed Central for National Hay Safety Day on Sunday, October 25, aim to stimulate family discussion about hay safety.

The Australian Dairy Plan's much-touted profitability goal misses the target, according to leading dairy business analyst and Dairy Australia board contender David Beca.

Ashgrove is closed to visitors for the duration.

THE Federal Government is looking for expressions of interest for new members to join the Basin Community Committee.

With overseas travel still a ways off, what better time than now to take in the wonder and grandeur of our own country.

Sponsored Content: Josh and Lilli Philp run more than 700 head at Riverbank, a 420-hectare dairy farm. In 2008, the Philps chose to use the GoldenCross program, a three-breed program that uses VikingHolstein, VikingRed and VikingJersey genetics. A decade on, the results speak for themselves.

Combination worm control has been widely accepted as a worm management tool for sheep producers for some time, but there has not been a combination product for lice control available - until now.

Changing tack is never easy but for those bold enough to do so, such as the Curtis family, the benefits could be enormous.

The annual society-sponsored Northern Limousin Breeders Sale will be happening this year on Friday, August 7, from 12pm to 5pm.

The Booroomooka Angus Bull Sale (August 14) will see 231 of the prestigious stud's high quality animals go under the hammer.

The SAMM sheep breed is the backbone of the Pietsch family's mixed farming operation at Bordertown in South Australia, producing quality ewes for prime lamb production.

People with cardiovascular disease are more at risk of contracting COVID-19

A 'pandemic-busting cash injection' for shows and field day events forced to cancel because of COVID-19 is now available.

An improved season will be a drag on some agricultural production earnings this year as producers rebuild after drought, withholding livestock from market

Australia's largest dairy show International Dairy Week is the latest event to be cancelled due to COVID-19.