Building the credentials behind beef's stories In a world where provenance and traceability rules, integrity systems are king. Test
'Prospects are pretty grim': Moree farmers call for more drought support in future Local farmers sent a strong message to policy makers on Tuesday. Test
Giving voice to bush businesses Long before the awesome Buy from the Bush campaign, Cunnamulla's Samantha Meurant was trying to give voice to regional, rural and remote business women. Test
Progress made on red meat MoU recommendations: RMAC RMAC has had another meeting on the MoU recommendations. Test
'Prospects are pretty grim': Moree farmers call for more drought support in future Local farmers sent a strong message to policy makers on Tuesday. Test
SA farmers receive rate reprieve in $21M drought package IMMEDIATE council rate and pastoral lease rent relief will be granted to SA farmers, after the state government announced a $21 million drought relief package. Test
Hand me a can of paint, the cattle need to be striped Japanese research finds zebra-like stripes halve the flies landing on cattle. Test
Queries on Victorian water shift Irrigators on the Broken Creek system northern Victoria have questioned claims by Goulburn-Murray Water that shifting them out of the Murray Valley district will result in cost savings. Test
Hand me a can of paint, the cattle need to be striped Japanese research finds zebra-like stripes halve the flies landing on cattle. Test
GrainCorp appoints Fonterra exec to top job Robert Spurway, Fonterra chief operating officer, will head up the GrainCorp business if it gets approval to offload its malt business. Test
Progress made on red meat MoU recommendations: RMAC RMAC has had another meeting on the MoU recommendations. Test
Giving voice to bush businesses Long before the awesome Buy from the Bush campaign, Cunnamulla's Samantha Meurant was trying to give voice to regional, rural and remote business women. Test
Queries on Victorian water shift Irrigators on the Broken Creek system northern Victoria have questioned claims by Goulburn-Murray Water that shifting them out of the Murray Valley district will result in cost savings. Test
GrainCorp appoints Fonterra exec to top job Robert Spurway, Fonterra chief operating officer, will head up the GrainCorp business if it gets approval to offload its malt business. Test
Drought forces Namoi Cotton to slash 50 jobs Namoi Cotton reduces head office numbers by almost half and restructures ginning and grower services jobs in NSW and Queensland. Test
Giving voice to bush businesses Long before the awesome Buy from the Bush campaign, Cunnamulla's Samantha Meurant was trying to give voice to regional, rural and remote business women. Test
Outback tourism partners with #buyfromthebush In a first for regional tourism, the Outback Queensland Tourism Association has partnered with #buyfromthebush to offer western Queensland accommodation and experiences. Test
Marvellous machine making more maize with a lot less moisture Maize crops can be sown in medium rainfall dryland or irrigated paddocks just two weeks after silage and spraying, thanks to a monster three-in-one machine created by Gippsland father and son team, Wayne and Hayden Bowden. Test
Send us your photos of hope for your chance to win As part of our 100 Stories of Hope initiative we have $5000 cash up for grabs. Test
New drought body will put 'boots on the ground' The Hon. Shane Stone AC QC will lead the National Drought and North Queensland Flood Response and Recovery Agency. Test
Welcome to 100 Stories of Hope and Inspiration It is our genuine hope sharing these stories will provide some inspiration as we inch ever closer to rain. Test
37 photos of hope from across the country Readers have shared their photos of hope with us for the chance to win $5000 cash Test
Hanging in there Monsoon rain flooded properties 15 kilometres from the McConachy family at Barenya near Hughenden, but they didn't receive enough to break the drought Test
Building the credentials behind beef's stories In a world where provenance and traceability rules, integrity systems are king. Test
Progress made on red meat MoU recommendations: RMAC RMAC has had another meeting on the MoU recommendations. Test
Hand me a can of paint, the cattle need to be striped Japanese research finds zebra-like stripes halve the flies landing on cattle. Test
Swine fever border efforts receive $66m boost More officers, detector dogs and state-of-the-art x-ray machines on the front line. Test
Beefing up trade strengths via sustainability Initiative to allow producers to measure their practices against sustainability standards. Test
The new ways beef is making its way onto menus Cut-by-cook, subprimals and brands open doors but all are underpinned by quality eating promise Test
Aussie food waste bill over $10 billion in 2019 Rabobank's annual food waste survey has found Australians are wasting more than ever. Test
Leucaena lovers on tour With the view to investigating new ways to extend the application of leucaena plantings in Queensland, producers have just wrapped up a tour to Colombia and Paraguay. Test
Queries on Victorian water shift Irrigators on the Broken Creek system northern Victoria have questioned claims by Goulburn-Murray Water that shifting them out of the Murray Valley district will result in cost savings. Test
Evans returns as Western Dairy chairman Western Dairy has gone back to the future with new chairman Peter Evans elected last month. Test
'Godspeed' Furner in dairy crisis says North Qld milk industry The dairy crisis will part of the discussions at next week's AgMin meeting in Moree. Test
Murray-Darling Basin Authority rejects water criticism 'Water sharing and Plan are two different things' Test
Records crucial to fertility gains in Gippsland Precise records ensured the Auchterlonie's Gippsland herd was selected to be part of DataGene's Ginfo program, the dairy industry's reference database for genetic information. Test
Job too tough for A2 Milk boss Jayne Hrdlicka; Babidge returns Former managing director, Geoff Babidge, returns to take the helm after recently appointed Jayne Hrdlicka announced the job involved too many travel and health pressures Test
Ag's getting tough, but farmers keep investing in solid outlook Almost 80 per cent of farmers still plan to lift or maintain current farm investment spending in the difficult year ahead Test
'Make it a 20c/litre milk levy' after Coles caught skimming millions Coles has been told it should offer a 20c/litre levy to farmers after it was caught skimming millions off the 10c drought levy. Test
Data-driven grazing mangement a winner at Cavan Station The collection of timely data is the key to achieving better production and environmental outcomes on Cavan Station at Yass. Test
Jump in quantity punctures the wool market balloon A sudden increase in rostered quantity for auctions next week was a trigger for buyers to run and hide. Test
It's like a broken record, China keeps gobbling up our lamb and mutton The month of November has produced the same old story for Australian sheepmeat exports with China dominating the trade. Test
Aussie wool growers showcased in New York bridal collection Thanks to a young up-and-coming Australian fashion designer, wool grown in the district of Berremangra, NSW, is being showcased on the world stage. Test
Let's celebrate National AgDay! Sponsored content: CommBank are getting behind National AgDay by celebrating all our Aussie farmers and the wider industry, big and small, old and young. Test
'Tis the way to stay in touch this Christmas By getting on the front foot to control the angst of gift giving and large bills before Christmas, you will be set up for a happy New Year. Test
Future Focus: connecting regional Australia The latest edition of Future Focus magazine examines the role of technology, communications and transport in building a more prosperous regional Australia. Test
Vehicles face airbag registration ban State and territory government traffic authorities are considering deregistration of vehicles fitted with faulty Alpha and critical airbags where owners have ignored repeated requests to have them replaced. Test
A case for rotational grazing Sponsored content: Carbon farming presents a real economic opportunity for livestock producers in the future and the best time to get started given current climatic conditions is now. Test
Creating choice in the North Advertiser content: Optus investments in the mobile network is creating a doorway to choice for people living and travelling through the north of Queensland. Test
We're off and running for mental health NSW Farmers is shining a spotlight on farmers' mental wellbeing with a series of panel discussions at the state's major field days. Test
Social licence for animal ag Lorraine Gordon explores the future of animal agriculture, aiming to break down misconceptions, both on behalf of farmers and consumers. Test
Further consolidation of Deere dealers Agriquip Machinery has been bought out by Sydney based LandHQ Test
Dealer doldrums as drought bites The Tractor Machinery Association reports further decline in November sales. Test
Turning your tractor into a self-propelled sprayer New Amazone products allow you to turn your tractor into a spray rig for a fraction of the cost Test
GrainCorp appoints Fonterra exec to top job Robert Spurway, Fonterra chief operating officer, will head up the GrainCorp business if it gets approval to offload its malt business. Test
Crop export values to drop The total value of Australia's cropping exports is expected to drop to levels not seen for at least five years due to the drought. Test
Canadian farmers can't take a trick this year Heavy snow and rain during harvest across the Canadian Prairies leaves about 2 million acres of canola buried under snow until spring. Test
No end in sight to SA GM deadlock South Australia is no closer to a resolution to end the ban on the cultivation of GM crops after an ALP compromise proposal was rejected. Test
GrainCorp appoints Fonterra exec to top job Robert Spurway, Fonterra chief operating officer, will head up the GrainCorp business if it gets approval to offload its malt business. Test
Drought forces Namoi Cotton to slash 50 jobs Namoi Cotton reduces head office numbers by almost half and restructures ginning and grower services jobs in NSW and Queensland. Test
Leadership in the spotlight at Rabobank awards: Photos Farmers and agribusiness leaders from around Australia were in Auckland to mark the 20th anniversary of Rabobank's leadership awards. Test
Aussie food waste bill over $10 billion in 2019 Rabobank's annual food waste survey has found Australians are wasting more than ever. Test
SA farmers receive rate reprieve in $21M drought package IMMEDIATE council rate and pastoral lease rent relief will be granted to SA farmers, after the state government announced a $21 million drought relief package. Test
Ag ministers to work 'shoulder to shoulder' to help on drought State and federal agricultural ministers met in Moree on Tuesday. Test
States should pay rates, give crown lease holidays during drought says Littleproud All of the States need to step up on the level of assistance they provide during drought, says federal Drought Minister David Littleproud. Test
Murray-Darling Basin Authority rejects water criticism 'Water sharing and Plan are two different things' Test
Iconic country landmark is up for sale This 90-year-old building is an iconic element of the Kellerberrin's identity and history. Test
Scene set for northern investment Agricultural investments into Australia's north are set to be encouraged through a new project with the Co-operative Research Centre for Developing Northern Australia. Test
Gina Rinehart buys another New England property Gina Rinehart buys another New England property for Wagyu export business Test
Southern Queensland's Kurrajong sold at auction The Biddeston property Kurrajong, in southern Queensland, has sold at a Ray White Rural auction for $1.2 million. Test
Smoothy buys Karamarra in North Queensland WA pastoralist and businessman Brent Smoothy has bought Charlie and Kaye Wilson's Dingo property Karamarra. Test
Ag ministers to work 'shoulder to shoulder' to help on drought State and federal agricultural ministers met in Moree on Tuesday. Test
Leadership in the spotlight at Rabobank awards: Photos Farmers and agribusiness leaders from around Australia were in Auckland to mark the 20th anniversary of Rabobank's leadership awards. Test
Nuffield scholar looks at post harvest skilling A Nuffield scholar's report looks at the need for skill development in packhouses. Test
37 photos of hope from across the country Readers have shared their photos of hope with us for the chance to win $5000 cash Test
Hort Innovation holds AGM in Sydney | PHOTOS Folk from throughout the horticulture landscape attended the 2019 Hort Innovation AGM. Test
Do you have the digital skills to drive agriculture? In this week's The Gauge, Brooke Sauer looks at the digital capability of those driving Australian agriculture. Test
Troy Setter: Don't extinguish vital bushfire service In this week's The Gauge, CPC CEO Troy Setter is calling on the federal government to commit to the Northern Australia and Rangelands Fire Information Service (NAFI). Test
Deputy PM: 'We're giving you water security not spin' Opinion: As farmers rally for a second day outside Parliament House, calling for the Murray Darling Basin Plan to be axed, Deputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack says his government will deliver transparency in the water market. Test