Robots run the dairy
Queensland's first robotic dairy is now up and running on the Atherton Tableland in the far north of the state.
View ArticleTri-state blade shearing championships taken out by 20-year-old
The tiny town of Pooncarie in southwest New South Wales saw its population double at the weekend as people gathered from all around to head to the Pooncarie field day. As well as machinery for sale and...
View ArticleFarming in Iraq
It has been seven years since the Coalition invasion of Iraq and the toppling of the Saddam Hussein regime.
View ArticlePlough your money into a new tractor
With the Australian dollar sitting at pretty much equal pegging with the US currency at the moment, the Tractor and Machinery Association of Australia says now is the time for farmers to buy equipment.
View ArticleA man on a mission - the quadriplegic cattleman
Three years ago a young cattleman, mustering by helicopter in the Northern Territory, plunged to earth.
View ArticleMini-gas plant turns ag waste into electricity
Ever since the Federal Government's Carbon Tax announcement, all sort's of sustainability projects have been coming out of the woodwork.
View ArticleTrainer says quad bikes are harder to ride than motorbikes
A quad bike trainer says you need to be heavy and strong to ride a four-wheel bike.
View ArticleCollector gears up for Pumpkin Festival
Hundreds of pumpkins are having their final growth spurt, before Sunday's annual Pumpkin Festival in the village of Collector, half way between Canberra and Goulburn in rural NSW.
View ArticleFarm inventors on show in Canberra
To mark World Intellectual Property Day, a number of NSW and ACT inventors gathered in Canberra yesterday for the Great Inventors Barbecue.
View ArticleInventions on display at the Great Inventors BBQ
This week saw World Intellectual Property Day -- a day to celebrate our brightest and bravest inventors.
View ArticleInventions on display at the Great Inventors BBQ
This week saw World Intellectual Property Day -- a day to celebrate our brightest and bravest inventors.
View ArticleNo special strategy to boost home brands, says Coles
Supermarket giant Coles has told a Senate inquiry that it has no strategy to increase the proportion of private label products on its shelves.
View ArticleGrain forecast down
Australian farmers are forecast to produce 15 per cent less grain this year, than they did last year according to ABARES' latest crop report.
View ArticleGroups meet minister to discuss quad bike safety
Farming, industry and community groups, unions, locals councils and the Federal Government have agreed to co-operate to try to reduce the number of deaths and injuries on quad bikes.
View ArticleNSW harvest not affected much by the rain
Farmers have been anxiously watching the skies, but it seems harvest hasn't been disrupted too much by recent rains in NSW.
View ArticleCentral West Western Plains Rural Report, Monday February 4, 2013
Coonabarabran parents assess the impact of the recent fire emergency on their children, Bookham community gets together to increase support, a Bugaldie farming family gets a helping hand with shearing...
View ArticleFuture proofing farms with the wind
Farming the wind provides a steady income stream in the tough times
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