Embracing innovation has led to one of the most well-respected and sought-after beef studs in the country, and now other ...

The annual Santa Gertrudis National Youth Camp has been the breeding ground for many great cattlemen and women over it's more ...

Lotfeeders could be the winners from a successful artificial intelligence trial at a major Queensland abattoir, the lead researcher says, with the potential to use similar technology to track and ...

The expiration of the temporary fuel relief measures have caused a stir amongst rural transporters, but it is the fuel price itself that is more concerning for farmers.

One of those was rodeo champion and matriarch competitor Leanne Caban, who has been competing at Mount Isa, one of the country's most prestigious, for 35 years. "It hasn't been until now because it's ...

Fruit and vegetable growers are facing a major shake-up to the way they manage pollination as varroa mite decimates feral honeybee colonies and pushes commercial pollination prices toward $300 a hive.

There are many new technologies, research breakthroughs and ideas designed to improve the way farmers operate, yet many of these struggle to gain traction on-farm. The reason is simple: producers do ...

Wagyu genetics are gaining a foothold in northern cattle herds, with fertility and adaptability emerging as key drivers for producers looking beyond traditional Brahman genetics. For Granada owners ...

Farms already face next-season dilemma as phosphate crisis deepens.

Consistent carcase value propelled Werner Rural Investments into first place in the Wagyu crossbred carcase classes that were ...

As the agricultural sector continues to evolve, UNE's continued partnership with AgQuip reflects a shared commitment to ...

Mr Law has since marked 50 years working as a meat inspector in abattoirs across Queensland, and his reflections on the ...