Stroll into your supermarket,and you’ll find lamb cutlets for about $30 a kilo. For livestock producer David Jochinke,the numbers simply don’t add up.
Mangoes,bananas,papaya and avocados are among produce destroyed in far north Queensland as producers assess damage from Cyclone Jasper.
This year has been one of extreme weather which has impacted some food you might usually eat,but the dry conditions have also fuelled some other fruits and vegetables to flourish.
Climate activist Anna Rose wanted to convince former Liberal senator Nick Minchin about climate change. Instead,the experience set her on a different path.
Farmer Tim Kemp has lost thousands of avocados to years of drought and floods. Now,he’s trying to prepare for another big dry - but will it be too much?
When a Victorian sanctuary asked these two West Australian farmers for help,they knew they were right for the job. But there was a challenging road ahead.
Dramatic drops in the prices of sheep and cattle have not yet materialised as super savings on red meat at supermarkets.
The new technology being trialled at a small property north of Melbourne gives each cow a profile picture electronically linked to its owner.
Fears of a long,hot summer and a booming national flock have pushed some farmers to take extreme measures.
The state government told Byron Shire to come up with 4500 homes to ease the region’s housing crisis. Now,the council says it has found a way to do it.
Mutton prices,which were more than $100 in January,have dropped to as low as $1 per head in some instances amid a national oversupply of 640,000 sheep.