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Manufacturing advances bring material back in vogue
Extra cattle underpasses welcomed
Hands-on help for pig owners
Local farmers to tackle key issues
Victorian food and fibre exports hit record high
Experience wool industry heritage at Jondaryan Woolshed across Australia Day
Statement on Cathy McGowan AO’s appointment as AgriFutures chairperson
Young Farmer Business Bootcamp returns for 2023
Government funding relief for flood-affected Wairarapa farmers and growers
CDU EXPERT: Federal senators call for an inquiry into land clearing for cotton in Northern Territory
Online seed catalogue users to reap genebank benefits
Don’t let QFF ruin your homegrown produce
Government support for flood-affected Gisborne Tairāwhiti farmers and growers
US right to repair for farm machinery will disadvantage Aussie growers
Vital link’s ‘missing middle’
NFF welcomes the carbon credit review findings, but concerns remain
Course to support excellence in horse ownership
Farmers welcome disaster fund
Council seeks community input on rural and housing issues
Keeping birds safe from disease this summer
Protect pigs and horses from mozzies this summer
Uplifting voices of Victoria’s rural women
Renewables report must be released ahead of turbocharged transition
NSW commitment to reduce emissions by 70% by 2035 will help Australian farmers
Farmers give back after tough year
New crop varieties for growers to consider in 2023
No rainchecks on ragwort control
City of Ballarat commencing inspections for Fire Danger Period
Harvest hopes hit by supply chain chaos
Support Our Farmers – Buy Local This Christmas
Farmers offer simple tips to save on Christmas feast
SLATS reporting shows reduction in tree clearing
Stay safe on country roads this Christmas 16 December
Farmers welcome sheep and goat timeline
PALM scheme leaves smaller growers behind
First entire stock route to be included in State Register of Heritage Places
High input costs take shine off second bumper harvest, keeping lid on WA farmer sentiment
Brigade ambition and community generosity help purchase new tanker
Statement on Government Response to Samuel Review
Ministers must make sure energy projects don’t diminish food production
$85b high note, but time to fix pockmarked roads and ruined rail
Barbecue short ribs with hasselback pumpkin and salad
Warning about snakes on plains
Blue-green algae in farm water supplies
Concerns remain despite IR Bill concessions
Rise in flexible work good for gender equality, but employers cautioned not to just ‘set and forget’
Grants for flood affected farmers
State’s chance to fulfill Christmas wish