The latest from Australian agriculture
Farmers and regional communities are now in the driver’s seat when it comes to planning and preparing for what happens when renewable energy projects approach the end of their life.
The Riverine Plains In Season Update is a farmer-led, farmer-focused event, specifically designed to meet the needs of grain and mixed farm enterprises in the Riverina region.
Jacinta Allan’s net zero agenda is unconscionable, draconian, violates the rule of law, as well as the rights of farming families to defend their private property and their own homes, according to Mia Schlicht, Research Fellow at the Institute of Public Affairs.
The launch of an AI-powered soil moisture mapping tool created by University of Sydney researchers could transform irrigation, fuel reduction burning, and pasture management across Tasmania and beyond.
Farmers and advisors are invited to join Riverine Plains for a dynamic half-day conference at Corowa Distilling Co. on Wednesday, 6 August 2025, designed to provide timely insights into the agronomic and market challenges emerging ahead of harvest.
Primary producers across Australia have the opportunity to expand their knowledge, free of charge, at Rabo Client Council online workshops designed to help provide the financial skills essential to managing an agricultural enterprise.
Murdoch University has welcomed the first calves in an innovative new breeding and research program, marking the introduction of the Nguni cattle breed to Western Australia.
Rural community organisations across Australia are invited to apply for funding to upgrade local hall and community centre facilities through Rabobank’s newly-launched Community Hub Improvement Program.
Applications for Rabobank’s 2026 graduate program are now open, providing university graduates interested in agriculture and agribusiness the chance to start their careers with the specialist agribusiness bank.
The AWEX EMI closed on 1221c, up 9c at auction sales in Australia with 23,623 bales going under the hammer with Sydney and Melbourne centres offering, with Fremantle sitting out for the penultimate sale before the 3-week recess.
The Eastern Young Cattle Indicator (EYCI) has surged to its highest level in 2025, now at 748c/kg, driven by strong restocker demand and limited supply.
Five young rural leaders have been named the successful recipients of the NSW Farmers Tertiary Scholarships at its Annual Conference.
