Since 2005,the annual Australia Day campaign for lamb has centred on the idea of unAustralianness. This year’s offering puts the whole idea on the grill.
La Nina-fuelled flooding,deadly diseases,ongoing supply chain issues,and high demand for some produce will mean we might need to make some compromises this festive season.
Queensland outpaces all other Australian jurisdictions combined in bulldozing forests for beef,a new report shows.
Faced with devastating floods,ruined roads and years of setbacks,more women in agriculture are stepping into leadership roles.
The annual private market lets growers and makers of everything from fruit’n’veg to seaweed butter and oat milk woo nearly 30 WA big buyers for a spot on the shelves you shop from.
Troy McInnes was a month shy of harvesting his first garlic crop when the floods came to Rochester.
Eve was only eight weeks old when Chris Stapleton realised his newest little dog was something special.
Farmers are bracing for major financial pain as floodwaters block off access roads,damage valuable crops and imperil upcoming harvests.
Cyber thieves have Australian farmers in their sights,“causing substantial financial losses and emotional devastation”.
A Queensland team found shooting and baiting failed to rein in the pests. Now experts have a new strategy for protecting habitats.
The eight-part TV series,a hit during the lockdown,was heavily focused on Clarkson’s frustration with local planning laws,and he has since been involved in a long-running dispute with the council.