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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Two weeks after activist groups launched billboard campaigns in South Korea accusing Australian beef production of destroying the Great Barrier Reef, two official reef health reports have documented rebounding coral..Read More
National Heavy Vehicle Regulator (NHVR) data shows both the number of heavy vehicle crashes and fatalities on rural roads have jumped. ..Read More
Nationals leader Matt Canavan says his party will this weekend audit all the international treaties Australia has signed up to, saying some are being weaponised by the Labor Government...Read More
A healthy workplace culture is the best bet for happy employees and low turnover. That statement applies as much in a small family-scale cattle operation with a single employee, as..Read More
LEGAL action has commenced against a former Victorian livestock transport company for allegedly underpaying workers almost $300,000...Read More
THE Tasmanian Government today released the terms of reference for a Parliamentary Select Committee inquiry into the sale of the state’s biggest farm, Rushy Lagoon, to the United Kingdom-based Tasmania..Read More
A CSIRO report completed four years ago recommended Australia establish a livestock gene bank as insurance against the impact of exotic disease incursions or natural disasters...Read More
MENTORING is a great way to progress a person’s professional and personal development, creating a more productive business and can be very rewarding for the mentor and the mentee...Read More
Barley and canola combined could account for half of WA's total grain production this harvest because of uncertain wheat yield outlooks , according to the latest GIWA crop report out..Read More
GrainGrowers' AGM will vote on a constitutional change to allow SFOs to become members for the first time, a move anticipated after its signing of MoUs with GPSA and NSW..Read More
LDC’s Australian arm has returned to profit, reporting net income of US$13.38M in 2025, compared with a $6.16M loss in 2024...Read More
Speaking at the Crawford Fund's conference, the Crop Trust's Stefan Schmitz stated the case for genebanks as infrastructure build to withstand the withering of multilateralism...Read More
