South Australian farmers say putting red meat on the dinner plate is one way for consumers to support them through the drought.
Oyster grower claims Australia's most prestigious food prize
The inaugural winner of the Sydney Royal Easter Show President's Medal has taken it home again nearly two decades later.
The work behind the historic District Exhibits at Royal Easter Show
The District Exhibits at the Sydney Royal Easter Show have been bringing city and country folk together for 125 years.
Fruit, nut growers' profits could bloom as Trump's tariffs anger global markets
Some Australian farmers are expecting to reap the benefits of Trump's trade war as international markets look to source products from other regions.
Treated effluent water to grow crops, saving rivers and oceans
An irrigation scheme will divert nutrient-rich, treated effluent water to crops instead of into sensitive waterways after a $120 million project secured final approval in south-east Queensland.
Curry has become symbolic of Indian cuisine, but it's more complicated
Curry is a dish that has become symbolic of Indian cuisine, but the word itself doesn't originate from India, and many Indian people bristle at its association with their culture.
Bare shelves in Queensland food bowl spark calls for distribution hub
The lack of produce in major supermarkets compared to the abundance in independent stores has highlighted concerns about food supply routes in Queensland.
Why is there still an egg shortage on some supermarket shelves?
Consumers are still facing egg shortages and price rises as the ramifications of Australia's largest bird flu outbreak continue to be felt.
Mystery surrounds WA paddock-to-plate butcher's U-turn on closure
After a planned closure loomed over the heads of WA's small-scale meat producers for months, the Dardanup Butchering Company this week said it would maintain its "custom kill" service.
From exotic treat to weekly staple, Australians are obsessed with chicken
Last year, the average Australian consumed more than 50 kilograms of chicken meat — almost double what we were eating in the middle of last century. So what's behind the obsession, and how sustainable is it for our food future?
The hidden cost of cheap asparagus as grower leaves crop to rot
Ed Fagan's family has been growing asparagus in the NSW central west since the 1950s, but he says supermarket prices and a tight labour market have forced him to abandon the crop.
What is labelled organic on shelves could change under a proposed bill
Organic certification is not legally required for a product to be described as organic, but a business making organic claims must be able to prove them. Some producers say a national standard would give consumers full transparency.
Big environmental improvements for wild-caught prawn industry
Queensland's most valuable wild-caught fishery is collaborating with conservationists and governments to improve environmental practices and reduce bycatch.
Fire destroys 'iconic' NSW seafood co-op amid peak tourist season
The NSW Mid North Coast community is rallying to support its fishers after a blaze tore through the Laurieton seafood co-op, which has been an institution for locals and tourists visiting the region for nearly 50 years.
The impacts of junk food advertisements on children
Jane Martin from the Food for Health Alliance says it's a real concern and there is a very clear link between junk food marketing impacting what children eat.
Beekeepers handfeed as drought decimates nectar and pollen production
Beekeepers in South Australia are seeing less than 10 per cent of their annual honey production this season as drought strips bees of food sources.
Two mums 'grow through what they go through' with veggie patches
Amid the chaos of motherhood and everyday life, two mums find solace and healing in their gardens.
Christmas lunch is changing as Aussies opt for cheaper cuts of meat
Turkey is in decline, chicken is on the rise and ham remains popular for Christmas lunch in Australia.
Call to fix Tasmania's 'highway' to help lower cost of state's produce
Ever tried shipping something between Tasmania and the mainland? The hefty cost is supposed to be equal to driving goods down a highway, but the 'clunky' old federal scheme designed to ensure that hasn't been working for a while.
Food critic warns of 'culinary bushfire' as Victorian abattoir stops small-scale processing
Farmers and foodies have been angered by a central Victorian abattoir's decision to stop taking orders below 15 head of beef or 50 head of lambs.
Supermarkets could face fines up to $10 million under new grocery code introduced to parliament
In its final sitting week, the federal government introduced a bill to strengthen the grocery code of conduct for supermarkets and their suppliers.