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THE wet 2021 season has provided an opportunity for landholders with bare sandy paddocks to plant pastures and grasses to protect their soils from wind erosion in coming months. Despite widespread rainfall,

China’s state media has accused Washington of using Kamala Harris’s visit to Singapore and Vietnam this week to drive a wedge between nations in the region.

After working on a neighbouring property for 11 years, Barunga Gap's Tom Michael is in his second year of farming on his own property, and has made a number of changes to his cropping program this year.

The world is in a crisis. And many of our leaders are failing us. People are despondent, angry and sad, many unable to see their loved ones, many more not knowing how to cope. There is no end in sight,

Many people would baulk at the idea of spending $300,000 in one hit, but that is exactly what some grain farmers in north-west Victoria are doing as they sow this season's crop. But it is up to Mother Nature to germinate the crops and carry them through until harvest later …

In spite of a dry April, farmers in south-eastern Australia are generally pressing ahead with their sowing programs, especially for canola.

Ennor Engineering, a family-owned and operated business based out of Deniliquin, NSW, have been serving the agricultural sector for over 70 years with their ground-breaking disc plough machinery. After testing every known bearing brand in the past 40 years,

Low-cost broadacre cropping on a grand scale is available to investors who are prepared to venture into the Western Division, where canny buyers are now doing their sums on a major new listing.

Western Australian Crop Sowing Guide is now available to assist grain growers to plan next season’s seeding program, with a wealth of credible, independent material to optimise crop productivity and profitability.

Wholegrain Milling speak with Manufacturers’ Monthly about their family business and how it has grown with the Gunnedah Shire community.