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Hale River Cattle Pty Ltd received $50,000 for a road train weighbridge. Image: FiledIMAGE/stock.adobe.com
The Northern Territory government has funded eight local agribusinesses and farmers to boost jobs, investment and innovation as part of Round 2 of its Agricultural Value-Add Grant.
The eight successful projects will support more than $830,000 in total project inves...
The project aims to support livestock welfare. Image: David_Steele/stock.adobe.com
Stock welfare panels will be strengthened as part of a NSW project which supports livestock welfare.
The panels, which are joint government and industry advisory bodies, are established when an enforcement agency finds a significant animal welfare issue.
Mark Jenkinson has purchased a Merlo MF44.7. Images: Merlo
As a former mechanical engineer with experience in running workshops, Mark Jenkinson looks at machinery differently to many others.
Jenkinson made a “tree change” with his wife and family from South Australia to Tasmania, where he now runs a cattle breeding operation across 770 acres spread over three farms.
Rabobank group executive for country banking Australia Marcel van Doremaele. Image: Rabobank
The 2025 quarter four Rabobank Rural Confidence Survey has been released, finding 75 per cent of Australian farmers are expecting operating conditions to either improve or hold steady over the next year.
This is despite a dip from the previous quarter in ov...
Hayden puts a Mahindra tractor through its paces. Images: Mahindra
Matthew Hayden knows the value of patience after 15 years facing the world’s best bowlers as an opening batsman.
This has held the cricket legend in good stead for life on his property just outside Brisbane, where he has everything from chickens to bees, and nuts to citrus fruits.
As someone who c...
