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Mass livestock sell-off as farmers run out of feed and water amid drought
Large parts of southern Australia are enduring a horror run of dry conditions – the driest on record in some parts. Some drought-stricken farmers are spending hundreds of thousands of dollars on hay and grain, and selling livestock they cannot afford to keep. Farmers running out of feed and water for their stock are being forced to sell animals in huge numbers...
TasFarmers congratulates election winners, and flags fallacy of policy mandate
TasFarmers President Ian Sauer ... stressed that some major issues were not presented to voters during the campaign, including changes to superannuation, environmental law reforms, and forestry policy, therefore it is a fallacy to say there is a mandate from voters.
Taxing the unreal is a real risk: TasFarmers warns of superannuation fallout
TasFarmers has issued a strong warning against the Federal Government’s proposal to tax unrealised capital gains on superannuation balances, calling it “legalised theft” that threatens intergenerational farming, investment confidence, and the retirement savings of everyday Australians.
TasFarmers calls for regional vision as federal election looms
As the 2025 Federal Election draws near, Tasmania’s peak body for primary producers is calling on all political parties to present a practical vision for the future of regional Tasmania, following the release of its Federal Election Scorecard.
Opinion – Why a carbon price is changing the future of forestry: SFM
Andrew Morgan. For more than two decades, SFM has worked at the intersection of forestry, agriculture and investment ... In recent years, we’ve witnessed a structural shift in what drives value in plantation development — and it’s been driven by something invisible, yet incredibly powerful: a real, regulated and recognised price on carbon.
New data confirms broadacre farmland prices have levelled off: ABARES
Broadacre farmland prices across Australia have continued their plateau for a second straight year after decade of strong growth, which had seen broadacre farmland rates increase by more than 10 per cent per year on average.
Loxton’s Ben going it Alone
Sebastian Calderon. A well-known Riverlander will test his mental and physical limits as part of a popular reality TV series, premiering today ... “It’s a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to really find your limits and we don’t get that opportunity often": Ben Grieger.
‘Under New Management’ – Farmers relieved as King Island dairy remains open: TasFarmers
Tasmania’s peak industry body, TasFarmers, has welcomed the news that the Saputo-owned King Island Dairy will remain open under new management following its sale to two Australian business leaders. TasFarmers had been concerned that the potential sale or closure of King Island Dairy could have significant economic ramifications for the island’s community.
TasFarmers welcomes calicivirus release to combat rabbit plague
Tasmania's peak body for primary producers, Tasfarmers is welcoming news the calicivirus is being released into populations of wild rabbits across the state to control their overpopulation.
Urgent ACCC investigation needed into Victoria’s unjust trade barriers: TasFarmers
TasFarmers, the Tasmanian peak body for primary producers, is demanding an inquiry into trade barriers being imposed between King Island and mainland Australia by the Victorian Department of the Great Ocean Road Coast and Parks Authority (GORCAPA).
150th Bushy Park Show, 15 February 2025
Bushy Park Show Society I Calendar and Map
Nestled among the hop fields in the heart of Tasmania’s Derwent Valley, the Bushy Park Show is...
Chudleigh Show, 15 February 2025
Chudleigh Agricultural & Horticultural Society I Calendar and Map
Queensland and WA farmers ending year with increasing optimism, while other states take more subdued outlook: Rabobank
Qld and WA farmers reported improved optimism heading into the end of the year, while sentiment was more subdued in other states, the latest Rabobank Rural Confidence Survey has found ... on a national basis farmers were becoming increasingly cautious about the outlook for the agricultural economy, with nearly half (47 per cent) attributing their concerns to dry seasonal conditions, while rising cost pressures are also a worry.
A wooden pipeline that carries more than water – it carries a lot of history
A captivating chapter of Tasmania's industrial heritage - a story of history, engineering, and environmental stewardship that celebrates innovation and resilience in Tasmania's wild west ...The story culminates with the remarkable Lake Margaret Hydroelectric Power Scheme - a testament to ingenuity and the enduring legacy of wooden pipelines.
155th Kingston Show, 30 November 2024
Kingston Agricultural Society
The 155th Kingston Agricultural Show is on Saturday 30 November. It will be held amongst the elm trees and in front of...
50 years of hydroelectric power
This month, the Gordon Dam, nestled in Tasmania's untamed south-west, reaches a significant milestone - it celebrates its 50th year. It is a marvel of Australian engineering and ambition. This monumental project, completed in 1974, transformed a remote wilderness into a powerhouse of renewable energy, supplying around 25 per cent of Tasmania's electricity today. Standing 140 meters tall, the 50-year-old dam holds the title of Australia's highest arch dam, constructed using a double-curvature design that maximised strength while minimising costs.
Circular Head Show, 30 November 2024
Circular Head Agricultural Society Inc.
Features of the Day
Traditional areas of an agricultural show including horse jumping, home industries and cattle competition including the State...
Westbury Show, 9 November 2024
Westbury Agricultural Society
The Westbury Show, Tasmania’s third oldest agricultural show, is on Saturday the 9th of November 2024.
This year Australia’s favourite blue cattle dog,...
Farmers targeted amid surging wave of brazen copper crime: TasFarmers
Tasmanian Farmers continue to be a target for thieves, with increasing reports of centre pivots being stripped of copper, from Northern Tasmania and the Southern Midlands. Ian Sauer President of TasFarmers said, the peak body has previously raised concerns about copper thefts from irrigation equipment in the Northern Midlands, however thieves are becoming more brazen, and the wave of crime is escalating.
Food security at risk – Farmers push for sustainable wildlife management in Tasmania: TasFarmers
Tasmanian farmers continue to take wildlife management seriously as new data released by Primary Industries and Water Minister Jane Howlett reveals that 1,373 Property Protection Permits were issued in the 2023-24 financial year. TasFarmers President Ian Sauer said farmers support the government's approach to addressing surging wildlife populations, including deer and wallabies…
Rural Bank Australian Farmland Values – Mid-Year Update 2024: Farmland values stabilise as number of property transactions tightens
Australian farmland values have continued to grow through the first half of 2024, albeit at a slower pace, with the 1H 2024 median price of farmland now standing at $10,141/ha. This represents a rise of 12.2 per cent compared to a year earlier and is the 22nd consecutive half-yearly period of year-on-year growth.
Longford Show, 19 October 2024
Longford Show Society Inc.
Come and celebrate the 167th Longford Show on Saturday the 19th of October. We are a very family friendly show, there...
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