Farm safety is crucial for good farm management
Safety should be a focus on every farm.
Farm office
Forecast for production drops slightly
Farm office
14 DEC 2018
Leaving their tails behind them
Sheep
On-farm
WA grain receival sites breaking records
Over 600,000t in receivals from Esperance and Albany.
Agronomy
Soil project will put Australian science into farmers' hands
A new project is aiming to develop digital tools using soil science.
Soils
Changes to using 2,4D cause concern about spray drift
Grain producers asked to avoid night spraying when it comes to summer weed control.
Weeds
Registrations open for 2019 Grains Research Update
The Annual GDRC Grains Research Update for 2019 is now open for registration.
Agronomy
Report on heat stress open for comment
The draft report aims to develop a new approach to heat stress.
Infrastructure and Tec...
Leaving their tails behind them
Very few Australian sheep keep their tails beyond lamb marking.
Sheep
New perennial forage legume released
Commercial quantities of tedera var. Lanza seed to be harvested this month.
Pastures
New year means new tagging requirements
Sheep
New standard for grain fed cattle announced
The new GFF Standard means farmers can feed the cattle grain for 35 days and reap the benefits.
Beef
Automation and Instagram - a tale of two farmers
Sheep producers' techniques were revealed at the recent MLA Red Meat 2018 event.
Sheep
Kubota teams up with Escorts
Kubota and Escorts Ltd in India will manufacture 50,000 tractors a year.
Tractors
Controlled consultation may help compaction
Controlled traffic farming may be an option worth looking at.
Farm equipment
Maize harvest record broken by Lexion
A Claas Lexion has been involved in a new corn harvesting world record.
Harvesting
Kondinin Group's research team has hit the test track with three utes.
Farm equipment
From lime green to red, the Steiger has been a mainstay of Australian broadacre farming for years.
Tractors
Communications coalition gives nod to Sky Muster changes
Sky Muster upgrades include data allowance exemptions.
Communications
Aussie digital agriculture platform now owned by Flurosat
Flourosat now has ownership of GrainGrowers' digital agricultural platform.
Precision Farming
New guidance products from Ag Leader
Ag Leader has launched several new guidance products.
Precision Farming
Topcon and Raven announce partnership
Topcon and Raven are working together to make some precision applications better.
Software and Apps
Telstra switches on 5G in Toowoomba
5G network technology is now available in several areas in Queensland.
Communications
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Forecast for production drops slightly
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Mutton strong now but set for new records
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New tax law for fodder storage
Farm office
07 DEC 2018
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Warakirri fund may be going nuts
Farm office
07 DEC 2018
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Forecast for production drops slightly
Farm office
14 DEC 2018
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Mutton strong now but set for new records
Markets
10 DEC 2018
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New tax law for fodder storage
Farm office
07 DEC 2018
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Warakirri fund may be going nuts
Farm office
07 DEC 2018
Farm safety is crucial for good farm management
Safety should be a focus on every farm.
Farm office
Forecast for production drops slightly
'Imagine how well we'll go when it rains' - Minister for Agriculture.
Farm office
Unstable wet weather on the cards this week
South eastern Australia could be in for a wet few days.
Farm office
Satellite purchase enables detection of infrared light
A new mini satellite is able to detect infrared light and could help environmental decisions.
Farm office
Front mounted 1000-litre fire-fighting unit on an articulated 4WD tractor.
On-farm
WA banksia holds the key to a new breed of hardy crop
Research from UWA has found a new way that allows plants to grow with a low level of P.
On-farm
Inquiry into Queensland's firebreak policies announced
Lack of firebreaks may have contributed to fire's severity.
On-farm
New awareness campaign to address WA's bushfire reality
Minister reminds residents there will never be enough fire trucks when a major fire hits.
On-farm
Government commits to strengthen biosecurity
Best practice national biosecurity systems can save farmers up to $17,500 per farm per year.
On-farm
Insurer offers relief for drought affected farmers
payments to be deferred for up to 12 months.
Farm business
