Farmers in north-west Victoria fight to keep a historical livestock saleyard open, despite a council report warning the facility could cost ratepayers millions to operate.
Industry backbone or massive threat? Debate rages over buffel grass
The introduced species is crucial for graziers but environmentalists say it poses unacceptable dangers. With a decision about its status looming, both sides are putting their cases forward.
Cattle industry back in court chasing final payout for live export ban
Northern Australia's cattle industry is once again battling the government in the Federal Court, seeking compensation that reflects its losses from the export ban.
Family proves profitable farming and healthy ecosystems can go hand in hand
The Andrews family wants to revolutionise Australian farming by proving you can run a profitable farm and regenerate the natural environment.
Australian exports surge into gap as US–China tariffs beef heats up
Australian grain-fed beef exports to China are surging as the trade war with the US escalates, but some are warning of a bigger, more worrying picture.
Exporters fear trade war will tank demand for Australian products
A "riskier and more unpredictable" global trade landscape has Australian exporters worried, but it could present opportunities as well.
Mosquitoes may be a death sentence for cattle after epic outback flood
Floodwater across outback Queensland is receding but mosquitoes and sandflies carrying a potentially fatal disease are spoiling the reprieve for already battered cattle.
Department confirms there's no ban on importing US beef
Cattle Australia says Donald Trump fails to recognise that the US has had access to the Australian market since 2019, provided it can demonstrate its beef comes from cattle born, raised and slaughtered in the US.
Trump adviser suggests lifting US beef ban won't lead to tariff exemption
Donald Trump's commerce secretary indicates Australia should not expect an exemption from tariffs even if it relaxes its restrictions on American beef imports.
Farmers have battled floods, frost and drought — and now US tariffs
The imposition of US import tariffs is the latest in a long series of challenges for SA farmers, who have battled frost and flooding in recent years, and are currently contending with drought.
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Amid tariff panic, let's remember what Australia exports and who actually buys it
Australia is an exporting powerhouse, but the majority of the goods we sell overseas go to Asia.
Australian beef singled out as Donald Trump outlines latest tariffs
Australia will be subject to a 10 per cent reciprocal tariff and while Donald Trump is signalling big impacts on Australian beef, he is yet to detail just how large the tariff will be.
Beef producers say this steak stays juicy even when overcooked
Marbling has long been considered essential to steak quality, but new research is highlighting the role of omega-3.
Republican rancher introduces bill for 70pc tariff on Australian Wagyu
As American producers lobby Donald Trump to put tariffs on Australian meat imports, a Republican cattle-rancher takes the fight to the US Congress.
Cattle industry set for 'all guns blazing' live export ban compo fight
Furious cattle producers are heading back to court to win compensation that hundreds of claimants have still not received since a successful class action against the Commonwealth's 2011 live export ban to Indonesia.
These pups could become Australia's priciest working dogs
Liz, who holds the record as the nation's most expensive border collie working dog, is adjusting well to her new role as doting muster mum.
US meat exports to China get last-minute extension, but beef in limbo
Hundreds of abattoirs in the United States appear to have had their export licences to China extended in a last-minute update by China customs. But questions remain for the beef trade.
Two herds of cattle owned by luxury beef giant AACo die in one month
A theory for their cause of death was that a tap from a water tank to a trough was accidentally off. The deaths have horrified people in the agriculture industry, and marks more turmoil at AACo.
Nut farmer cops $800,000 hit as first crop floored in wild weather
Horticulture businesses were some of the hardest hit with strong winds causing widespread damage in orchards.
US meat trade days away from getting 'kicked out' of China
Hundreds of abattoirs in the United States are at risk of being banned from exporting meat to China, because their export licences are due to expire this weekend.
Farmer braves floodwaters with snake and spiders to save drowning bull
Nick Colquhoun was acting on adrenaline when he plunged in with wire cutters to free a prized stud bull caught in barbed wire as the floodwaters rose.