North West Farmer

  • SmartFarm to showcase careers

    SmartFarm to showcase careers

    MILDURA SmartFarm will be one of the hosts to the next AgSTEM program. Launched as part of this week’s National Science Week and coming out…

  • Rice farming runs in the family

    Rice farming runs in the family

    WHEN you’ve been growing rice for nigh on half a century, you pretty well have the importance of performance and business planning down pat. Take…

  • Bee parasite creeping past outbreak

    Bee parasite creeping past outbreak

    AGRICULTURE charity Rural Aid is urging beekeepers and primary producers to seek help in light of the latest confirmed outbreak of Varroa mite. The parasitic…

  • Student all set for life on farm

    Student all set for life on farm

    COMING off a farm at Barham, 14-year-old Hunter Toohey is at school in Ballarat studying as hard as he can to get back there as…

  • Ag tech on display

    Ag tech on display

    THE BCG Ag Tech Expo was a hands-on, practical event for farmers, advisers and ag industry professionals – and North West Farmer photographer Di Martin…

  • Tamaleuca takes wool wins

    Tamaleuca takes wool wins

    OUYEN’S Tamaleuca Poll Merinos is launching into its 2025 on-property ram sale on a tsunami of success at some of the biggest sheep shows in…

  • Bee-ware pollination problem

    Bee-ware pollination problem

    Tim Jackson Almond Board of Australia chief executive AUSTRALIA’S almond blossom season is underway and orchards along the Murray River are looking spectacular. This is…

  • Showing seeds for the future

    Showing seeds for the future

    BIRCHIP Cropping Group will unveil the latest performance updates on wheat and barley varieties being put to the test in the GRDC national variety trials…

  • Wool org spots open

    Wool org spots open

    AUSTRALIAN Wool Innovation (AWI) has announced the three director positions that will be vacated ahead of this November’s annual general meeting. Chairman Jock Laurie is…

  • Roughage still needed

    Roughage still needed

    WITH the escalating price of hay and the availability of other feed, supplements producers might be asking themselves if they really need to feed roughage…

  • Seemingly never-ending farmer cost burdens must end

    Seemingly never-ending farmer cost burdens must end

    Brett Hosking President, Victorian Farmers Federation VICTORIA’S farmers are being squeezed from every direction. Drought conditions, soaring input costs and volatile global markets have already…

  • It’s all about the soils says research team

    It’s all about the soils says research team

    Katherine Dunsford is a research scientist with Agriculture Victoria based at Horsham. She completed her PhD in understanding the causes of poor grain yield responses…

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