Fodder and assistance getting to producers in Gulf Country floods
Cattle Australia has welcomed the initiatives announced by the Queensland Government to get fodder and other assistance to producers across the flood zone.
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AirAgri helping to bring Aussie farmers home safely every night
A safety tracking and alert solution developed by a northeast Victorian agtech start-up is giving farming families peace of mind, whilst protecting loved ones and their assets.
Summit to feature start ups in robotics, irrigation, biosecurity and traceability
The Rabobank Farm2Fork Summit is returning to Australia, with the international food and agriculture event to be held in Sydney on March 23 this year.
Predator management tools boosts landholder confidence to reinvest
A year down the track from three cluster fences being finished in southern Queensland and the participating pastoralists are back in the business of wool and sheep meat production with an air of confidence.
Cross jurisdictional collaboration on aerial baiting for conservation outcomes
Last month marked the first time wild dog baits have been substituted for fox baits in Bounceback, a flagship program working to achieve conservation outcomes in South Australia’s north.
Funding to help with sustainable processes and technologies
Australian producers and manufacturers can now apply for financial support from the Coles Nurture Fund to help them develop new market-leading products and sustainable processes and technologies.
Aussies encouraged to share the lamb on Australia Day
The 2023 Summer Lamb campaign is set to become the most watched Meat & Livestock Australia (MLA) lamb campaign of all time with the incredible milestone of reaching one million views in just three days.
Calls for Australian farmers to have right to repair farm machinery
The National Farmers’ Federation says an agreement struck in the US allowing farmers the right to repair their own farm equipment will place Aussie farmers at a disadvantage unless similar steps are taken here.
New grants program to support innovative methods for drought resilience
Applications are open for a new grants program to support innovative and experimental methods of building drought resilience in a changing climate.
Review into Australia’s carbon credit scheme welcomed by farmers
Farmers for Climate Action welcomes the release of the Chubb Review into Australia’s carbon credit scheme, and calls on the Federal Government to implement all of its recommendations, but notes the final report does not properly address the fundamental issue of the integrity of existing carbon credits.
Year of the great deluge now followed by risk of serious bushfire season
Following the La Niña drenching, emergency services and regional communities are gearing up for what could be a serious bushfire season, as high fuel loads couple with a potential return to El Niño conditions later this year.
