Elizabeth Anderson

A 'VIRTUAL classroom' has been a mainstay of Meat & Livestock Australia's school education program for a number of years but its use has spiked in recent months

DESPITE dropping from the record high prices reached in 2019, goat prices have remained at "historically high" levels, even as demand plummets in some key export markets.

SOCIAL media can be a powerful tool in promoting small and medium agribusinesses but it involves "showing up", according to a dairyfarmer and milk brand co-founder.

PRELIMINARY milk production figures for the 2019-20 financial year show a "phenomenal" recovery, ending with a national pool just 0.2 per cent down on the 2018-19 year.

WITH most Australians having access to some form of social media, farmers are finding it an increasingly useful tool for education and advocacy.

It can take months for rain to translate into money, and that doesn't cancel out the years of lost income.

Those working to support drought-affected farmers say they are as busy as ever.

The Follett family has long quenched thirsts, albeit it with different products.

There was plenty of discussion at over the Murray-Darling Basin in Langhorne Creek this week.

School partnerships could improve food and fibre education.