An opportunity to learn a trade in their home towns has thrown a lifeline to youths in North Queensland's sugar milling regions

Leaping feed prices and other input costs have effectively forced a truce in the supermarket barbecue chicken discount war.

It hasn't been a particularly cheery start to 2019 for the cotton sector and international pricing trends are not helping the situation.

Grain end users in the north are using more barley in their rations as sorghum production estimates are cut.

Indo trade deal back on track good news for beef.

Threat from undeclared contaminated food very real, say cattle producers

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Advertiser content: An elite Murray Grey herd will go under the hammer March 2 at 1pm as Ken and Maureen Cowley disperse their stud.

Take a look at who was snapped around the ring at February All Breeds 2019.

North West Queensland mayors from Cloncurry to Hughenden gathered in Richmond Tuesday.

Mecardo's Angus Brown says sheep industry projections look very good for those who still have their flock intact.

Three Western Australian farming women who took their case to parliament this week believe the live sheep export industry has a sustainable future.

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Advertiser content: Trade between China and Australia is fundamental for the Australian wool industry. In 2018, AWI has marked more than half a century of a cross-cultural partnership between Australia and China – spanning trade through to design.

A new record of $1478/acre has been set for land values in the Roma district.

The Wyoming Plantation and Sawmill at Niangala, NSW, is being offered on a walk in, walk out basis.

In a series of anonymous interviews, Australian dairy processors have lifted the veil of secrecy about the deals done with supermarkets behind closed doors.

Rodney Teese says enough is enough and has decided to sell his herd.