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Farm Household Allowance extended to four years

The Farm Household Allowance (FHA) will be extended from three to four years to help the nation’s farmers with a more effective drought support.

Land resources put at risk by fossil fuel mining

Farmers for Climate Action has expressed dismay at the Premier’s comments that the QLD government would consider Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility loan applications from fossil fuel companies wanting to start projects in the Galilee Basin.

Looking for the nation’s best working dog

Do you think your working dog works harder than the rest? Put it to the test and nominate it for the 2018 Cobber Working Dog Challenge.

Matt Brand resigns as CEO of NSW Farmers

CEO of NSW Farmers, Matt Brand, has announced he is resigning from his role and will leave the Association later in the year.

Fire affected farmers to receive project grants

THE VICTORIAN FARMERS FEDERATION has announced the allocation of over half a million dollars in Farmers’ Fund grants for farmer-led projects.

Paddock walk to evaluate stubble project

Grain growers looking to improve the profitability and sustainability of their stubble retained systems are invited to a paddock walk being run by Riverine Plains from 10am on June 21 at the Riverine Research Centre, near Yarrawonga in Victoria.

Don’t self-assess as drought declared areas increase

NSW primary producers continue to be challenged by the current seasonal conditions, with the latest NSW Department of Primary Industries (DPI) State Seasonal Update indicating almost all the state is now in mild to severe drought.

Pasture dieback a topic at Qld beef forum

Queensland beef producers and agribusinesses wanting insights into the latest research on pasture dieback, cattle herds and genetics are encouraged to attend a free forum at the Brian Pastures Research Station near Gayndah this month.

Wild dog control at watering points during drought

With dry conditions persisting across much of eastern Australia, reports of wild dog sightings and activity are on the rise as dogs move across the landscape in search of food and water.

Beef industry committed to animal welfare outcomes

The Australian Beef Sustainability Annual Update 2018 shows a sustainable and thriving Australian beef industry committed to better social, animal welfare, environmental and economic outcomes.

CCA calls for young beef industry leaders

Cattle Council of Australia is calling for young industry leaders to apply for the 2018 NAB Agribusiness Rising Champions.

National fodder innovation award launched

A new award to recognise innovation in farming practices will be up for grabs at this year’s Royal Adelaide Show – the first time in the Show’s 178-year history.