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Grain growers considering subsoil amelioration on their farms are encouraged to visit Agriculture Victoria’s new dedicated webpage and support guide to help navigate the decision-making process.
A landowner has been fined $135,000, and ordered to pay prosecutor’s costs, after clearing over five hectares of native vegetation on their property without authorisation in Canyonleigh, in the Southern Highlands.
The National Heavy Vehicle Regulator (NHVR) has released new Regulatory Advice to enhance safety across Australia’s livestock transport sector.
Farmers for Climate Action, representing 8200 farmers across Australia, is relieved by news that a vital Australian water supply will be protected.
Communities in northern Victoria are being forced to have difficult conversations in the face of the Albanese government’s plan to buyback more water under the Murray Darling Basin Plan.
Local Land Services is urging farmers to remain vigilant and lookout for signs of plague locusts following recent activity across parts of NSW.
Farmers for Climate Action has welcomed detail on $63.8 million of government investment in low-emissions farming.
Farmers for Climate Action has welcomed the greater choice of vehicles farmers will soon have, after vehicle pollution standards, applying to new vehicles only, passed the Australian Parliament.
NSW Farmers has thanked the Minns Government for providing fresh funding to break down rural barriers as it announced the first $35 million in funding from the Regional Development Trust.
The state’s peak farming body has warned interest groups need to take a more practical and constructive approach to conservation, with environmental solutions not having to come at the cost of farm productivity and food security.
Sphere Drones has announced its flight operations team has been granted a Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) Area Approval for its site near Wagga Wagga (NSW) by the Civil Aviation Safety Authority.
Farmers are calling for more resources to tackle pigs as millions of the pests rampage across the state.
