Category: Crops
Hemp industry red tape cut
Hemp industry red tape cut Farmers in Victoria wanting to diversify or try something new can now...
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The good oil
The olive grove containing 200 trees was not the drawcard when Naomi and Mark Hill bought their...
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Plans a-maze for summer sunflowers
A young entrepreneur has reason to smile with a sunny crop and some amazing opportunities coming...
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Raspberries and more
Everything from the emus to the snakes have a purpose on this raspberry farm, which is continuing...
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Anything but conventional
There is no playbook for executing the perfect tree change. If there was, the new owners of McIvor...
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Picking a new pathway
Aldinga sits on the South Australian coast about an hour south of Adelaide, and the sea air from...
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Food versus fuels fight
Australia has been urged to boost fuel security without compromising food supplies or adding to...
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Stay alert to fatigue risks
Sheep and cropping farmer Jack Armstrong knows that in agriculture it pays to be proactive with safety, particularly when it comes to managing the risks of fatigue during peak periods.
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Giving a fig for heritage
Satisfaction from product to prices and every step in between sees one fig farm in northern Victoria tick every box in fruit production. ANDY WILSON paid a visit.
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Finding their niche
What’s the connection between a boarding school and a thriving vegetable-growing business? ANDY...
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Growing a community
Not everyone has the opportunity to own a small farm or even have a decent-sized garden patch at home. That’s where community gardens are becoming increasingly popular, reports RICK BAYN
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Where is El Niño?
After last year’s El Niño declaration, the drier times many anticipated didn’t occur — so what...
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