The latest from Australian agriculture
Farmers have again made clear that climate change is their number one concern in the Australian Agricultural Insights study, carried out by Farmers for Climate Action (FCA) with the support of NAB.
Australia’s agriculture, fisheries and forestry production is expected to hit a record combined value of $101.6 billion in 2025-2026, according to the latest ABARES forecasts.
More than 60 per cent of the catalogue at the Reiland Angus Spring Bull Sale are suitable for heifers to maximise conception rates in one of the toughest seasons recorded across southern NSW.
Sheep producers will have a rare opportunity to secure maiden ewes and young sires ranking in the top one percent of the industry for carcase and lamb eating quality at the Pepperton Farms dispersal in October.
Silva Capital’s Cooplacurripa Station was announced as Australia’s first registered Nature Repair Market (NRM) project.
Victorian farmers are calling for swift action to fund and complete key water infrastructure projects needed to secure the future of critical water supplies needed for rural communities and agricultural industries in times of drought.
Rabobank Australia will lower the variable base rate on its rural loans by 0.25% per annum, effective August 22, 2025.
NSW Farmers is calling for archaic, century-old water rules to be overhauled after the state government released a tone deaf ‘what we heard’ report on a review into stock and domestic water use.
The appointment of a new biosecurity commissioner is vital to ensure work on important issues such as cattle tick continue, according to NSW Farmers Cattle Committee chair Tony Hegarty
Victoria’s High Country comes alive again this spring for the Mountain Cattlemen’s Association of Victoria’s Annual Get Together. Held in Molyullah from October 17 to 19, 2025, this vibrant three-day festival is a spectacular celebration of heritage, horsemanship, and high country spirit. Perfect for families, horse enthusiasts, and anyone seeking an unforgettable high country experience
Nutrien Ag Solutions, in partnership with the Foundation for Rural & Regional Renewal (FRRR) invites eligible not-for-profit organisations to apply for a grant of up to $5,000 to support local community projects across remote, rural and regional Australia.
NSW Farmers have backed calls for an independent scientific panel to review federal authorities’ decision to lift biosecurity restrictions on US beef imports into Australia.
