Wool market sees little change as hopes for increased global demand remains.

Bianca Agenbag has won a science award for her efforts to learn more about the early development of lambs by focussing on colostrum.

High Australian lamb prices has little effect on export market as demand remains competitive on global front.

Case IH has launched a new orchard tractor in Australia with features aimed at appealing to owners of nut plantations.

New Holland's T6 methane-powered tractor is almost a commercial reality.

Organisers have pushed the go button on this year's Henty Machinery Field Days.

It was an event full of learning, but attendees at last month's GRDC update at Bendigo also had time for some networking as well.

The Wimmera record set with the $6820/ac paid for land at Kaniva last month has quickly been smashed by a huge sale at Miga Lake.

The La Nina event is breaking down but farmers hope it has one last kick left and can help deliver good opening rains in the autumn.

The Wimmera record set with the $6820/ac paid for land at Kaniva last month has quickly been smashed by a huge sale at Miga Lake.

A University of New England poultry nutritionist is using a $22,000 award to examine the effects of adding prebiotics to egg laying hens' diets.

Up to 100,000 undocumented farm workers would be given a pass to stay in Australia.

"Farmers have been doing biodiversity and carbon work for decades and it's time they were paid for it."

APVMA's past fours years have been turbulent to say the least. But the organisation has settled after its controversial relocation to Armidale and is performing better than ever.

Here's the saga of a tiny country church which is loved, but not supported.

Victorian farmers did not get their wish for people having to register to camp on Crown land leases.

The Wimmera record set with the $6820/ac paid for land at Kaniva last month has quickly been smashed by a huge sale at Miga Lake.

A national survey aimed at improving the lot of home tutors is about to close and is seeking urgent responses.

There is nervous excitement in the Northern Territory outback town of Katherine with the return of a bountiful wet season.

Those involved with the sugar industry came together in Bundaberg last week.