Ruralco and Elders have this week released their financial results.

We take a look back at some of the moments that have made news during Wal Merriman's time as AWI chairman.

Australia reacts to India's export push that is hitting local industry and devaluing the global market.

Ombudsman takes aim at big businesses using small operators as defacto banks

US Private equity to sell Riverina agribusiness BFB to Canadian pension fund

Prospect of a wetter December makes cheap young cattle look even sweeter.

Talk of taxing red meat to ease healthcare earns wrath.

CPC leads the way in workplace diversity.

Advertiser content: Research shows Australian farmers are the quickest to take up innovation and new technologies to drive productivity gains.

Advertiser content: The Syngenta Growth Awards supports the challenges of producing more with less, protecting the viability of farmland and promoting prosperous rural communities.

Advertiser content: This October Syngenta opened a world-class laboratory, The Seedcare Institute™, at Wagga Wagga to help farmers make the most of yield-improving technology.

Merino ewes to be joined back to meat maternal or terminal sires is at the its lowest number in seven years.

The WA ram selling season has reached a whole new level this year.

Mecardo looks at how the uncertainty surrounding live sheep exports has negatively impacted price spreads across a variety of West and east coast lamb and sheep markets.

Advertiser content: A new study in the USA has supported previous findings that wearing superfine Merino wool helps ease the symptoms of eczema and improves the wearer’s quality of life.

Advertiser content: Neeman’s is India’s first footwear brand to use the natural, renewable and biodegradable fibre in its shoes.

Advertiser content: A CQ University Rockhampton - basedresearcher will assess the ability of smart ear tags, developed by Australian Wool Innovation (AWI), to enable farmers to help sheep farmers detect disease earlier.

It's completely counter-intuitive, but cotton producers are being urged to keep a small patch of cotton plants where bollworm can thrive.

A global insurance expert says the sector can play a valuable role in lessening reliance on government drought assistance.

WA farmers say national changes to 2,4-D application rules are unwarranted and that they are being penalised for east coast drift incidents.

Farm Simulator 19 about to be launched

USQ centre for agricultural engineering launched

New Mahindra tractors available to dealers

Cootamundra sheep farmer strips down to dance after rain brings new promise.

Global equine entity wins the Cup - at last.

The first Tuesday in November is all about horse-racing. Right?

The Australian Farmland Index shows permanent horticultural land rewards are rising as the big dry looks set to get drier

One of the landmark properties of the Southern Riverina is back in play for the second time in a decade, following the listing for sale of historic “Nangunia” at Berrigan.

The Dawson River irrigation property Harcourt has sold at auction for $10.3 million.