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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.
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.
Five young rural leaders have been named the successful recipients of the NSW Farmers Tertiary Scholarships at its Annual Conference.
Animal activists, artificial intelligence and the next generation of agriculture were just some of the hot topics up for debate at the NSW Farmers’ Annual Conference.
The Victorian Farmers Federation is urging the Victorian Government to step up and deliver immediate support to drought-affected livestock producers by introducing a targeted rebate scheme for fallen stock collection costs.
A breakthrough by Monash University scientists could revolutionise agriculture with designer crops suited to the climate of individual regions.
The global grains and oilseeds trade continues to grow steadily and reached around 880 million metric tons in 2023/24, with an estimated value of USD 330 billion, according to Rabobank’s just-published global grains and oilseeds world map.
Importers looking to bring fodder into Victoria from interstate can go through Agriculture Victoria to apply for a Plant Biosecurity Permit (PBP) to ensure biosecurity risks are properly managed.
The gross value of Australia’s agricultural production is expected to fall by 2.8% to $90.7 billion in 2025-26, driven by lower crop and livestock production volumes, according to the June quarter forecasts released by ABARES.
New research shows just two per cent of farmers expect conditions to improve for their business over the next twelve months as floods and drought continue to impact NSW.
Developing a drought management plan tailored to your farm’s conditions, enterprise mix, and goals helps reduce stress, preserve resources, and protect animal welfare.
