A wave of farmers taking up cow collars for managing pasture is driving further growth for technology firm Halter, which now has 1.5 million cows collared up globally.

A SA cattle producer has returned from a global Nuffield scholarship revealing three key strategies that could close a major productivity gap in our grazing industry. Water, fences and pasture.

Minister Heydon concluded by once again emphasising his call for farmers to complete a fodder stock budget: “These budgets are increasingly important, given the impact of the re ...

After four years of bouncing between temporary and unsuitable premises, Northern Rivers LGBTQIA+ support service Queer Family Inc may finally have somewhere more secure to hang its hat. Significant ...

Every summer, a shepherd and a herd of goats, sheep, llamas, and one very famous donkey clock in for their shifts at one of America's busiest airports. The reason they were hired reveals a ...

Harry’s Farm finances reveal how quickly British agriculture can swing from profit to pressure, with gross crop output falling from £111,207 to £78,753 after a difficult harvest. The analysis explains ...

The Federal Government has announced plans to rehabilitate 417 grazing reserves across the country and establish modern ranching settlements in major ...

The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) is seeking US$50 million to assist 4.66 million people in Ethiopia facing worsening food insecurity and livelihood losses as the ...

Aidan Brennan visits the Irwin family farm in Kilmeedy, Co. Limerick as part of the Kinisla Milk Quality and Sustainability competition ...

AGRICULTURAL diversification is taking root in Black Bush Polder, where 31-year-old cattle farmer Azam Shivgobin is expanding his livelihood into aquaculture, demonstrating how young farmers are ...

Author Dr Max Shelton enjoyed a 40-year career at The University of Queensland. He is the author / editor of multiple research papers and books on all aspects of the establishment and management of ...