WA scientists have trained AI to identify insect pests faster than anything else in the techno-sphere, creating a world-beating insect detector…Read More
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In this last of our four-story series, Grain Central looks at Cropify, Indyn and FOSS and where they are up to in terms of grain assessment…Read More
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An impressive turnout of around 500 cattle producers and industry stakeholders attended a Texas Angus on-farm field day and bull inspection day near Warialda yesterday, underlining growing confidence ahead of..Read More
Riders, travellers from around the world, and more than one million social media fans have handed over the reins, as the sun sets on the 2026 Outback Queensland Cattle Drive. ..Read More
The Knudsons might be first-time entrants into the Ekka prime cattle competition, but it is a breeding and marketing strategy developed over generations they credit for success at this year’s..Read More
Australia is taking responsibility for increased warming it is not causing, and the consequences stretch far beyond the farm gate, according to a recently published paper...Read More
AUSTRALIAN sheep producers will have to wait at least another 6-12 months before they see a Future Flock Strategy after a formerly mooted launch at Lambex 2026 did not happen..Read More
A YEAR-LONG grazing trial in the United States has demonstrated high rates of compliance for cattle and sheep managed with virtual fencing technology...Read More
FOR the first time since 2002, the University of Sydney has been crowned the champion team overall at the Australian Intercollegiate Meat Judging National Competition in Wagga Wagga...Read More
A NEW South Wales farming business has been convicted and fined $555,000 in the Industrial Court of NSW after a farmhand mustering sheep died from injuries sustained in a quad..Read More
GRDC has announced the national lentil-breeding program will be led by AGT following its awarding in May of the national chickpea-breeding program...Read More
Reduced supply has seen SunRice announce changes to milling operations at its Riverina sites, as Ricegrowers hits out at Murray-Darling water buybacks...Read More
The Fed Govt has announced new investment to help strengthen Australia’s agricultural traceability systems, with the NFF involved to establish a governance group...Read More
Bunge is selling six up-country SA sites ranging in capacity from 6600t to 36,200t through a tender process which closes August 21...Read More