EEnvironment Read More Farming changes linked to improved water quality across Great Barrier Reef catchmentsAugust 27, 2026 Two separate studies claim to show a connection between improved water quality in Great Barrier Reef catchments and…
HHeadlines Read More Pulverised recycled glass helps boost farm productivity with benefits to soil, plants and livestockJuly 31, 2026 A growing number of Australian farmers are spraying or spreading pulverised glass on their paddocks to boost the…
AAustralia Read More Sunn hemp reduces farmers’ need for urea fertiliserJuly 6, 2026 Fertiliser costs have surged in the wake of the conflict in the Middle East, leaving farmers searching for…
BBusiness Read More Australian Fertilizer Corporation secures deals to sell $2.4 billion worth of ureaJune 20, 2026 An Australian fertiliser company says it has already sold the entire urea output from its proposed plant, worth…
BBusiness Read More 1 million tonnes of fertiliser imported into Australia since Iran war beganJune 3, 2026 One million tonnes of fertiliser has been imported into Australia since the ongoing war in the Middle East…
BBusiness Read More Can farmers become less reliant on synthetic fertiliser? Some are tryingMay 27, 2026 A war thousands of kilometres away from Australia’s farms is quietly reshaping what gets planted and what will…
EEconomy Read More Higher food price warning for households as fertiliser costs, diesel prices and inflation skyrocket during oil crisisMay 26, 2026 Australian farmers under pressure from the oil crisis, high fertiliser costs and soaring inflation will be forced to…
EEconomy Read More ‘India can’t afford fearmongering’: Sitharaman presses on 3Fs amid West Asia crisisMay 25, 2026 Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Monday said the government is closely monitoring the impact of the West…
BBusiness Read More Paddock-to-plate revival as farmers farmers grapple with surging food freight costsMay 6, 2026 Global attention on the vulnerability of food supply chains has inspired a paddock-to-plate revival, but not all farmers…
BBusiness Read More WA farmers seeding their ‘riskiest crop in years’ welcome early rainApril 29, 2026 Grain growers across parts of southern Western Australia have welcomed an early seasonal break, amid significant uncertainty caused…
EEconomy Read More Wine grape and almond growers strained by skyrocketing fuel prices amid tough harvestApril 19, 2026 This vintage, Lindy Wright is spending more time in the kitchen and less time driving the tractor through…
HHeadlines Read More Strait of Hormuz closure has Russia poised to capitalise on global hunger crisisApril 19, 2026 Global food agencies are holding their breath fearing protracted Strait of Hormuz blockages could cause tens of millions…