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Food factory staff ordered to vaccinate against coronavirus

Food factory staff ordered to vaccinate against coronavirus

Well-known Victorian food manufacturer SPC has become one of the first Aussie companies to mandate that staff are fully vaccinated against coronavirus before they are allowed to work.

Autonomous machines get new code of practice

Autonomous machines get new code of practice

The big moves in the autonomous vehicle space have seen GPA develop a code of practice to facilitate their use in commercial farming.

Fruit, veg and nut playing cards help educate

Fruit, veg and nut playing cards help educate

Move over Uno and poker - there's a new game in town.... and it's FREE.

Saleyards not just about buying and selling

Saleyards not just about buying and selling

Research is showing that the mateship support that saleyards provide is beneficial in a way that no other community gathering offers for men in rural settings.

TNT/Fedex boycott call from shooting group

TNT/Fedex boycott call from shooting group

A national shooting industry body has called on all Australian industries, businesses and the general public to boycott foreign owned freight company TNT/FedEx.

Eye of the wind storm

Eye of the wind storm

Farmer Alan Pitcher tells what it's like to be the landholder who welcomes wind turbines.

Let cows enjoy the taste of grass

Let cows enjoy the taste of grass

Animal welfare expert David Beggs' Tedx Talk on ethical food production

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Fruit, veg and nut playing cards help educate

Fruit, veg and nut playing cards help educate

Move over Uno and poker - there's a new game in town.... and it's FREE.

Federal funds flow to boost nuts' market share

Federal funds flow to boost nuts' market share

A health cash boost will be used to export more Australian nuts.

Pineapples finding consumer favour as season looks good

Pineapples finding consumer favour as season looks good

Australian Pineapples chair Sam Pike says the industry is meeting its challenges.

Bush fruit sweetness now easily measured

Bush fruit sweetness now easily measured

A quicker system for measuring native fruit quality has been developed.

Hort looks hopeful but labour still a strain: Rural Bank

Hort looks hopeful but labour still a strain: Rural Bank

A good season for hort in many parts could help the industry.

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Mitsubishi buys into carbon farming with AIC partnership

Mitsubishi buys into carbon farming with AIC partnership

Mitsubishi buys a key stake in one of Australia's leading nature-based carbon developers.

Banks coy about answering claims of anti-live export bias

Banks coy about answering claims of anti-live export bias

The banking industry isn't keen to talk about Wellard's claim that Australia's big lenders are discriminating against the live export company.

How COVID-19 has supercharged the market for ag assets

How COVID-19 has supercharged the market for ag assets

The farm sector's drought- and COVID-defying promise of long term returns drives sophisticated investor interest across the ag supply chain.

Futures peak pushes up cash market

Futures peak pushes up cash market

High futures prices will underpin our cash market at well above $300/t.

Drought, Gulf floods leave recovering AACo with beef supply shortage

Drought, Gulf floods leave recovering AACo with beef supply shortage

Poor seasonal conditions are still restricting the Australian Agricultural Company's herd rebuild, leaving the big beef business short of meat to sell.

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