Farmers in parts of north-west NSW are enjoying near-perfect conditions after recent heavy rainfall, as producers in other parts of the state prepare to be isolated by floods.
Night time harvest
As the sun sets, growers begin harvesting their grapes across Southern Western Australia.
SA vintage kicks off early but shows promise of excellent wine
Drought, heat and frost have cut yields and pushed SA's wine industry into an early vintage, but a silver lining looms in the promise of high quality wines as a result.
Restored vintage harvesters on display for final time
Retired farmer Kerry Pietsch spent six decades restoring vintage machines and has put them on display harvesting wheat for fascinated crowds.
Firefighters survive burnover while battling bushfire in southern WA
An abrupt wind change leaves a volunteer firefighter with burns while battling a bushfire near Capel, south of Bunbury.
Dry-seeding gamble pays off as WA grain growers reap $10 billion bumper harvest
The state's largest grain handler, Cooperative Bulk Handling, reports it has processed 19.5 million tonnes this season — 3 million tonnes more than it predicted at the start of harvest.
Christmas comes early for small WA town as it harvests first community crop
Farmers are thrilled with the surprisingly good yields they harvested for a crop that will fund Boyup Brook's new sports facilities.
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Rain brings increased confidence among Queensland primary producers
As investment in agriculture grows and seasonal condition outlooks remain positive across Queensland, farmers are feeling positive about the year ahead.
From heels to work boots, mango farming is a dream come true for Thai businesswoman
Saramat "Tou" Ruchkaew had a successful marketing career in Thailand before she moved to Australia and became one of the NT's biggest mango growers.
Bulldozers rip out thousands of avocado trees amid Far North orchard exodus
Push it over. Pile it up. Strike a match. That's been the fate of thousands of avocado trees as growers destroy entire paddocks in search of more profitable crops.
Border community of Mungindi thrives with a stand-out grain harvest
Bacon, coffee and beer a week are just some of what's fuelling the tiny border town of Mungindi through a near record harvest.
Six farmers grew up in the same tiny town getting 'covered' in chemicals. They all now have Parkinson's
When spraying crops, John O'Brien would end up covered in chemicals including paraquat. He's one of six farmers from Crookwell who say they have been diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease.
Grain growers in northern NSW say this season's crops could be 'spectacular'
Grain and oilseed growers in northern NSW look to the skies and hope the weather cooperates to produce a stand-out harvest this year with the success credited to a full moisture profile at sowing and consistent and timely rain throughout the growing season.
Headers roll for 2024 winter harvest
Faba beans being harvested near Narrabri.
An unwritten 'country code' is putting Rob's life at risk on the road, and all he's doing is turning right
WA sprayer operator Rob Mitchell says a growing number of drivers are mistakenly interpreting his signal to turn right as an opportunity to pass him, with dangerous consequences.
These farmers are saving tens of thousands of dollars for helping the planet
More than 40 per cent of Garry Kadwell's property is dedicated to revegetation after he planted tens of thousands of trees across his property. It is a move that has seen him save thousands of dollars and improve production levels.
Grain industry workers threaten to strike during what could be a bumper NSW harvest
Hundreds of GrainCorp workers in the state may refuse to load or unload grain trucks and trains during the approaching harvest unless they are given a pay rise.
Skin-deep beauty standards for Australian potatoes leading to 'absurd' amount of waste
Australian supermarkets have high standards for how a spud should look. Producers say the focus should be on the taste instead.
Farmer creates machinery that smashes 'bejesus' out of weed seeds
Weeds cost Australia's crop farming industry around $3.3 billion each year, but a home-grown machine that crushes herbicide-resistant weed seeds could make that a problem of the past.
Crops flourish in eastern states while South Australia, Victoria face harvest slump
Winter crop production is forecast to rise to near-record levels in parts of the country but farmers in others are hoping just to break even after battling unfavourable weather.
Mango lovers get ready, Darwin is forecast to produce 2.4 million trays this season
Mango season in the Northern Territory is starting to heat up, with 24,000 trays sent to markets last week and future yields looking good.