Crocodile Skin Prices Set for 30% Jump by 2026
A new report forecasts a 30% price surge for crocodile skins by 2026, driven by high demand and production costs. Learn what this means for the luxury goods market.
Category : Agriculture
Cattle Suffer Exhaustion, Illness After Richmond Floods
Hundreds of cattle in Richmond, QLD, are shell-shocked and sick following devastating floods. Farmers face a monumental recovery effort. Read the full story.
IoT Revolutionises Aussie Crop Monitoring in 2026
Discover how IoT and data-driven precision agriculture are helping Australian farmers make smarter decisions, boost yields, and farm more sustainably. Learn about the 2026 revolution.
20,000 cattle missing in North Queensland flood crisis
North Queensland's agricultural heartland faces a mounting crisis with nearly 20,000 cattle unaccounted for after devastating floods. Recovery efforts are underway as a new cyclone threat emerges. Get the full story.
Townsville gets cheeky mention in 2026 lamb ad
Townsville receives a hilarious shout-out in Meat & Livestock Australia's new 2026 lamb ad, sparking local pride and national laughs. Find out why the city is the talk of the country!
Beef quota failure exposes Labor complacency: Smith
Senator Dean Smith accuses the Albanese government of complacency after China's beef quota snub. Australia's agricultural trade faces a critical test. Read the full analysis.
Australian Lamb's 2026 'The Big One' Ad Campaign Revealed
Australian Lamb has launched its 2026 marketing campaign, 'The Big One', featuring a new TV ad celebrating the tradition of the Sunday roast. Discover the details and strategy behind this major push.
Challa Station sold, ending Dowden family's 136-year ownership
The historic Challa Station in WA's Murchison region has been sold, ending the Dowden family's 136-year ownership. Discover the legacy and future of this iconic pastoral lease.
Lamb Ad Tackles Australia's Fall in World Happiness Rankings
Australia's iconic summer lamb campaign returns, using humour to challenge the nation's drop in global happiness rankings while real cost-of-living pressures bite. Discover the campaign's message and the political reaction.
WA beef exports face $40m hit from China tax
Western Australia's beef industry faces a major blow as China imposes a 55% tax on exports. Discover the impact on WA's $129m trade and the scramble for new markets.
Catastrophic Cattle Losses Feared in Northwest QLD Floods
Catastrophic flooding in Northwest Queensland has isolated communities and sparked fears of widespread cattle losses. Authorities and graziers are assessing the damage as recovery efforts begin. Read the full story.
China's 46.7% Beef Tax Rocks WA Exporters
Western Australia's beef industry reels as China slaps a staggering 46.7% tariff on imports, escalating trade tensions. Experts assess the damage and future strategies. Read the full analysis.
Beef trade with China faces rocky start to 2026
Australian beef exporters face a challenging 2026 as China slashes import quotas, threatening a $1.6 billion trade. Industry calls for urgent government action to secure market access.
China's new beef tariffs put $1bn Australian exports at risk
Australia's beef industry faces a major blow as China imposes a 55% tariff on imports exceeding quotas, potentially slashing $1 billion in trade. Industry leaders urge government action.
China Slaps New Tariffs on Beef Imports, Affecting Australia
China has introduced new tariffs and quotas on beef imports, targeting major suppliers like Australia. Learn how this impacts the trade landscape and what it means for local producers.
CBH Smashes Grain Receival Record with 22.9MT Haul
WA's CBH Group has set a new receival record of 22.9 million tonnes, marking its biggest harvest in 92 years. Discover how this impacts growers and the state's economy.
Unprecedented Flash Floods Devastate Northwest QLD Farms
Northwest Queensland farmers are battling catastrophic flash floods, described as the fastest ever seen. Read how the disaster unfolded and the urgent recovery efforts now underway.
Cyclone Hayley: Rural Aid on standby for Kimberley
Tropical Cyclone Hayley, a Category 4 system, is bearing down on WA's Kimberley region, threatening pastoral properties. Rural Aid urges farmers to register now for emergency support and mental health services. #CycloneHayley #Kimberley
Why modern carrots often lack flavour
Ever wondered why your carrots taste bland? We delve into the science of flavour, from ancient cultivation to modern farming pressures affecting taste. Discover the factors at play.
WA grain harvest nears record despite challenges
Western Australia's grain harvest is on track to approach a record 22 million tonnes, overcoming frost, rain, and logistical hurdles. Discover the resilience behind the numbers.
Cobram Estate buys major US olive oil brand for $259m
Australian olive oil giant Cobram Estate makes a bold $259 million move into the US market, acquiring a major Californian brand. Discover the strategy behind this global expansion.
Capital region farmers grapple with severe drought conditions
Farmers around Canberra battle a severe dry spell, with poor rainfall and high kangaroo numbers straining resources. Discover the impact and forecasts.
Police launch crackdown on black market oyster trade
NSW Police warn against buying cheap oysters from illegal sellers after a major rural crime operation on the South Coast. Fines can reach $275,000. Report suspicious activity.
Farmer fights for life after leptospirosis from cattle
A Mareeba farmer was placed on life support after contracting leptospirosis, a disease he blames on wandering cattle. Read his harrowing story and the community's call for action.
National Competition Seeks Australia's Best Camel
A new national competition is on the hunt for Australia's top camel. Entries are open now, with the winner to be crowned at the Boulia Camel Races in July.
Port Stephens oyster shortage for Christmas after setbacks
Port Stephens oyster growers face a depleted Christmas harvest after battling QX disease, floods, and pollution. Industry value has plummeted, but reef restoration offers hope.
Key Tablelands freight route reopens, highway work pauses
A vital freight route on the Atherton Tablelands has reopened, offering relief for local businesses. Major Bruce Highway repair work is set to pause for the festive season. Read the latest updates.
CBH employee dies after medical episode at Northam site
A man in his 30s has died after a serious medical episode at the CBH Avon site in Burlong. The site is closed as the grain cooperative offers condolences to family and colleagues.
Cattle thief's 15-year boast ends with own beef meal
A station owner who bragged for 15 years about only eating his neighbour's stolen cattle finally gets his comeuppance. Read the full bush justice tale.
Dairy farmer buys hay after floods as drought returns
Gloucester dairy farmer Mark Harris, hit by record floods in May, now battles drought. He's spending thousands on feed and repairs as the Hunter faces a rapid dry spell. Read his story.
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