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Varroa Mite Detected in South Australia’s Limestone Coast
South Australian authorities have confirmed a new detection of varroa mite in a beehive near Salt Creek on the Limestone Coast.
The detection was reported by a local beekeeper conducting routine surveillance, with laboratory analysis by the South Australian Research and Development Institute confirming the pest.
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4 days ago1 min read


National Strategy to Boost Food and Fibre Education
A new National Schools Food and Fibre Education Strategy has been launched, bringing together 15 rural research and development corporations to improve the way Australian students learn about food and fibre production.
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4 days ago1 min read


Farmers Urged to Access Wellbeing Support Amid Harsh Conditions
NSW Farmers is urging rural communities to prioritise mental health as drought in the state’s south and west and ongoing flood recovery along the coast place pressure on farming families. The organisation says worsening land-use conflicts are adding further strain.
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Nov 181 min read


Grain producers warned to prepare as mouse activity rises
South Australian grain growers are being urged to stay alert for increasing mouse activity as numbers continue to rise across key farming regions.
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Nov 101 min read


Elders Finalises $475 Million Delta Agribusiness Takeover
Elders has officially completed its $475 million acquisition of Delta Agribusiness, following the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission’s decision not to oppose the deal.
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Nov 51 min read


Global Beef Trade Poised for Growth Despite Market Volatility
A new report by Rabobank has predicted that global beef trade will continue to grow over the next five years, driven by strong Asian demand and expanding South American exports.
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Nov 41 min read


Australian Beef Industry Leads on Sustainability
The Australian beef industry has set a global benchmark in sustainability, releasing its 2025 Annual Update under the Australian Beef Sustainability Framework. The report shows record-breaking environmental progress, strong export performance, and a clear roadmap for future resilience.
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Nov 21 min read


"Right to Repair" push gains traction in Australian agriculture
Farmers are calling for stronger Right to Repair laws to give them fairer access to fix their own machinery, reduce costly delays, and protect productivity during busy seasons.
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Nov 22 min read


Producers call for "realistic approach" to caged-egg phase out as supermarket giant backflips on promise
A representative farming group has called for a “realistic” approach to egg production, saying all three systems - cage, barn, and free-range - must remain on supermarket shelves to guarantee supply and affordability.
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Oct 262 min read


Rural Road Safety Month: NHVR reminds people to "share the road responsibly"
As Rural Road Safety Month draws to a close for another year, the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator is reminding people to share the road responsibly year-round as crashes in regional areas remain far too common.
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Oct 262 min read


CWA Calls on Women in NSW and ACT to Share Their Voice in Annual Survey
The Country Women’s Association of New South Wales is inviting women across the state and in the ACT to take part in its Annual Women’s Survey, an initiative designed to strengthen advocacy efforts by collecting real data on the issues affecting women in rural, regional and urban communities.
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Oct 222 min read


Rabobank Announces Community Hub Program Recipients
Twelve rural community hubs across Australia will each receive $10,000 as part of Rbaobank's inaugural Rabo Community Hub Program, designed to support and upgrade vital local facilities.
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Oct 131 min read


Hunters thought to be source as DNA shows Vic and SA feral pigs stem from NSW
DNA testing has confirmed that feral pigs found in South Australia's Limestone Coast and Victoria's south-west share genetics with populations in New South Wales - leading authourities to believe hunters have illeagally introduced the animlas to these areas.
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Oct 91 min read


Nine Tasmanian sites linked to potato virus as tracing expands
Biosecurity Tasmania has now confirmed nine sites of concern in connection with the ongoing detection of Potato Mop-Top Virus (PMTV), as tracing activities intensify.
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Sep 221 min read


South Australian livestock owners reminded to register for a PIC
Livestock owners across South Australia are being reminded to register for a Property Identification Code, or PIC, to support the state’s livestock traceability system and safeguard agriculture from disease outbreaks.
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Sep 161 min read


Livestock saleyards record strong growth in 2024-25
New data from Meat & Livestock Australia shows Australia’s saleyards are busier than ever, with livestock throughput rising significantly over the past financial year.
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Sep 161 min read


Entries now open for 2026 Feedlot of the Year Competition
Entries are now open for the 2026 Feedlot of the Year competition.
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Sep 161 min read


Australian milk production set for continued decline while global supply surges
Australian milk production is forecast to fall again this season, as ongoing feed shortages and a smaller milking herd in drought-affected areas continue to impact - Rabobank says in newly-released research.
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Sep 141 min read


South Australian's encouraged to "buy the best" amidst algal bloom crisis
South Australians are being encouraged to support the state’s seafood industry amid the ongoing algal bloom crisis through a new advertising campaign released by the state government.
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Sep 91 min read


Clean up patrols hit SA beaches
In South Australia, the Federal and state governments are accelerating co-ordinated beach clean up patrols across coastal regions to help councils keep their shorelines clean amid the ongoing algal bloom.
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Sep 91 min read
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