Dams and rivers run dry, forcing Victorian farmers to make tough decisions about their livestock
Victorian livestock producers are facing critical water shortages, forcing them to cart water, find agistment or sell stock.…
Study Suggests Removing Fences in Southern Africa to Benefit Wildlife and Livestock
In southern Africa, fences are used to protect cattle from diseases spread by wildlife and other livestock. However,…
Queensland farm cashing in on US wellness industry demand for camel milk
A south-east Queensland camel farm will begin exporting its milk to the United States for the first time…
WA meat processor says using AI for counting livestock has improved accuracy
One of Western Australia’s largest meat processors is using artificial intelligence to count sheep with pinpoint accuracy. V&V…
Some NSW farmers say 10 guns are not enough ahead of planned restrictions
Calls for broader exemptions to new gun laws for farmers and sporting shooters in New South Wales are…
Flooding and record-breaking rain forecast for northern and western Queensland
Intense record-breaking rain causing flooding and threatening livestock is forecast across northern and western Queensland from today. Bureau…
Northern parts of Queensland bracing for heavy rainfall, potential flooding over weekend and into next week
Northern parts of Queensland are being warned to brace for a weekend of heavy rainfall, bringing with it…
Robert Donald Blackberry jailed after hay bale scam targeting Tasmanian farmers
A Tasmanian man who scammed farmers with promises of hay during an extended dry period has been sentenced…
Ancient plague mystery cracked after DNA found in 4,000-year-old animal remains
Long before the Black Death killed millions across Europe in the Middle Ages, an earlier, more elusive version…
Virtual fencing is now legal in NSW. This is what you need to know
Virtual fencing has been legalised in New South Wales, with users of the technology already labelling it a…
EU unveils another plan to roll back green rules – POLITICO
The Commission will stress-test the Birds and Habitats Directives in 2026 “taking into account climate change, food security,…
Rain brings relief across much of Victoria but the drought is ‘certainly not over’
Soaking rain has brought relief to dry paddocks across Victoria, but it will take months or even years…