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China’s Pollution Declines Came At Cost
High-tech Simulator Boosting Safety On Queensland Farms
New analysis backs a fairer way to fund NSW’s emergency services
Work Smarter On Your Property With Phoenix Live
H5 Bird Flu Update
Department of Agriculture and Fisheries bull and cow sale
CSIRO develops new way to measure resilience in Merino sheep
Auction clearance rates are sliding. Here’s what can happen when a home doesn’t sell
Information Sought On Missing Cattle
Planting More Trees On Farms
You can have your say On EPBC Reforms
New nation-leading Circuit Breaker Sentencing to help restore safety
Council’s 2026/2027 Budget Adopted
FAO Investment Centre: Turning Potential Into Progress
Backing Farmers With Data To Grow Productivity
Council backs farmers on pest management, plantations and rising costs
On-farm performance and profitability the focus of new $6 million partnership
Reducing nitrogen without sacrificing production: Dairy HIGH2 results hit the road
IMPACT Route complete, strengthening connections across Mansfield Shire
Stronger biosecurity, supercharged innovation, prosperous primary industries
Why Roughage Is Needed Over Winter
H5 Bird Flu Detection In Australia
ATA Welcomes New Members
Water And Biosecurity Main Focus In South East
Vigilance Critical Following H5 Bird Flu Detection
From promise to profit: small ruminants transform livelihoods in Ethiopia
Biosecurity Strengthened Through Private Vet Training
Budget 2026/27 Invests In Campaspe’s Future
QUARRY OWNER TO PAY $190,000 FOR OPERATING WITHOUT A LICENCE
Fallout from Middle East tensions weighs on Tasmanian farmers
High input costs the major concern for Victorian farmers – quarterly survey
Guide Helps Farmers Cut Emissions And Boost Efficiency
Would you buy milk from a gene-edited cow? Consumers may be more open than you think
FAO Partnership Award honors logistics, youth innovation and integrated development
Farmers in a national park are turning down lights at night to help wildlife – it could be good for crops too
European Starling Surveillance Program Success
Outcomes From June 2026 Standing Committee Meetings
Support Is Available For Farmers In Fire Recovery
Rain Brings Opportunities To Weed Out Parthenium
Are Australia’s carbon farming schemes just hot air? Hardly – forests are regrowing almost everywhere
Cook Labor Government awards $70,000 to Kimberley community groups
Better disaster funding arrangements to support communities across Australia
Bill To Boost Veterinary Sector As Demand Grows
Black Field Crickets Active In South West
Government approves new plan to eliminate bovine TB
Majority of Australian cattle producers optimistic despite mixed conditions
AgriFutures welcomes two new members to Export Fodder Advisory Panel
Don’t Let Your Dog Roam

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