Ag market opportunities aplenty in Australia, but it's a tougher culture for Kiwis

Banning glyphosate would cause a 8.2 million kilogram global increase in alternative herbicide use

Industry experts have opened up on the impact a suspension on glyphosate, similar to Brazil, would have on Australia's cropping sector.

It was long regarded as too complex, but scientists have completed a full gene map of the wheat plant, which revolutionises wheat breeding.

The Brazilian government will appeal a court decision to ban the use of glyphosate as the herbicide remains a topic of hot debate globally.

Global livestock specialists meet in Canberra.

The second parliamentary inquiry into potential contamination from use of firefighting foam at Oakey defence airbase was held on Tuesday.

A recent MLA research project has estimated that cattle ticks cost Australian farms around $156 million per year in production losses and treatment costs.

It's new financial year and a good time for smart businesses to ask themselves what they want to achieve in the next 12 months.

Who said getting old was a drag? There’s plenty to love about life after 50.

Nolan Meats celebrated 60 years of operation at the Gympie Races.

The spectacular Natural Fibres Fashion Parade at Ekka opened with one of the state’s most exciting up and coming designers, year 12 Brisbane student, Connor O’Grady.

Take a look at the grand champion females from this year's Royal Queensland Show.

Suffolks, White Suffolks and Southdown sheep rammed home an advantage in the sheep competition at the Royal Queensland Show this year.

From January to June, our national lamb slaughter surpassed 12 million head for the first time on record.

Advertiser content: A world away from their homes in London, International Woolmark Prize 2016/17 winners Ben Cottrell and Matt Dainty of COTTWEILER recently came Down Under – via a visit to AWI’s Wool Resource Centre in Hong Kong – to see an Australian wool-growing property and get an in-depth understanding of Merino wool production.

Advertiser content: At the Rylington Park Institute of Agriculture near Boyup Brook in the Great Southern region of WA, Kevin Gellatly and his partner Amanda Davis, with the support of AWI, run shearer and wool handling training courses throughout the year. These courses are for students of all levels, from complete novices through to professional shearers looking to fine tune their skills.

The Augathella property Lloyds Hill is on the market through CBRE.

The Peters family's Boyne Valley hay and grazing property Hyblah will be auctioned on August 24.

Donated hay from Western Australia travels 4300km to a dairy farm near near Oakey

The Barron family from Cambooya has exhibited the Supreme Champion Dairy Cow of the Royal Queensland Show.

The campaign aims to raise awareness of how to really help farmers.