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Australian Livestock and Rural Transporters Association has lodged a submission in response to a consultation regulation impact statement proposing changes to horse transport standards.
Two Agricultural Trade and Market Access Cooperation program (ATMAC) grants will assist rendered meat products, hides, skins and leather exporters accelerate trade expansion and market diversification.
Rabobank has announced the appointment of two new analysts to its food and agribusiness research division, RaboResearch, in Australia and New Zealand.
Every Australian needs to prevent 150kg of food waste each year if the nation is to meet its national strategy to half food waste by 2030.
Mallee Landcare Group members are working collaboratively with government agencies on the first Mallee region wild dog baiting program on both private and public land.
After more than 50 years in the hands of the same owner, ‘Rosewood’ on Stoney Creek Road near Narrabri has been sold to a local farming family for over $5 million.
NSW Farmers has welcomed additional manpower to repair ruined rural roads, but says flood-proofing for the future must be on the agenda.
A Top End business, which monitors the health and water use of trees and plants, is in the running for a top accolade after being named a finalist in the 60th Australian Export Awards.
A new study has linked subtle changes in the wettest weather to the occurrence of drought across Australia.
Riverine Plains is pleased to announce that three outstanding students have been named as recipients of the 2022 John Hanrahan, Uncle Tobys and Inaugural Corteva Scholarships.
NSW Farmers President Xavier Martin has thanked the state and federal governments for rolling out the next stage of natural disaster response funding.
The National Wild Dog Action Plan supports the conservation of protected dingoes in Victoria’s national parks whilst limiting the impacts of wild dogs on neighbouring properties.
