Farm Weekly

Farm Weekly holds the title of Western Australia's top-selling rural newspaper and has earned the loving nickname 'the bible of the bush' from its readers over the years. As it marks its 100th year in 2022, Farm Weekly continues to stay true to its loyal audience. The publication provides a mix of news, insights, and stories that highlight both successes and challenges. It also offers the latest market updates and technological advancements, accessible through various media platforms, including both print and digital formats.

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Westport's new container port at Kwinana progresses to the next stage

3 days ago | farmweekly.com.au | Perri Polson

Current constraints on Fremantle Port's container trade could cost the WA economy hundreds of billions of dollars if left unresolved. Picture from files. The State government has welcomed plans to shift Fremantle Port's container trade to a new port at Kwinana, and will progress the project to the next stage.
Rain, hail or shine? WA storm chaser Tom Marsh is in the thick of it

4 days ago | farmweekly.com.au | Perri Polson

Whenever he can get the chance, Tom Marsh is out chasing storms. Picture supplied. Most people acknowledge the weather briefly in conversation before moving on.
High-rainfall border property Avondale under offer following auction

1 week ago | farmweekly.com.au | Mark Phelps

The 991 acre property Avondale is under offer following auction. Picture suppliedHigh-rainfall NSW/Queensland border property Avondale is under offer after being put to auction on Wednesday.
'We will come at them with all we have': live-ex class action back in court

1 week ago | farmweekly.com.au | Shan Goodwin

The ramifications of the ban on live cattle exports to Indonesia in 2011 are still being felt in the north, producers say. Picture NTCA. The long-running class action instigated by cattle live export producers and businesses whose livelihoods were devastated by a ban on their trade to Indonesia in 2011 is back in the Federal Court this week.
Wickepin Merino ram 'Denni' was unanimously chosen to be grand champion

1 week ago | farmweekly.com.au | Jodie Rintoul

The 2025 Williams Gateway Expo champion ram of show was exhibited by the Mullan familys Eastville Park stud, Wickepin. With the grand champion Merino ram and champion medium wool Merino ram were Eastville Park stud co-principal Rob Mullan and his grandson Hugh. Picture by Jodie Rintoul. Headlining an outstanding line-up of Merino rams and ewes at this year's Williams Gateway Expo was an upstanding ram from the Mullan family's Eastville Park stud, Wickepin.
Fairview aggregation delivers first-class farming and grazing opportunity

1 week ago | farmweekly.com.au | Mark Phelps

The Fairview Aggregation is a first-class mixed farming and grazing operation. Picture suppliedThe Fairview Aggregation is a first-class mixed farming and grazing operation situated in the renowned eastern Riverina region, 16km west of The Rock, 25km east of Lockhart, and 48km from Wagga Wagga.
Aussie ag investor on the hunt for more farms despite global jitters

1 week ago | farmweekly.com.au | Chris McLennan

The massive Lawson Grains operation in WA and NSW is one of the Sydney-based company's key assets, and now it wants more. File picture. Corporate investors are still eyeing off key Australian farm assets despite the turmoil in world markets.
Winners were hard to split at final judging at 2025 Williams Gateway Expo

1 week ago | farmweekly.com.au | Jodie Rintoul |Kane Chatfield |Kyah Peeti |Tamara D Hooper

The Farm Weekly sponsored Merino breeders group class at this years Williams Gateway Expo was won by the King familys Rangeview stud, Darkan. With the winning group of two rams and two ewes were Farm Weekly livestock manager Jodie Rintoul (left), judge Bruno Luciani, Perth, Rangeview studs Geraldine, Erin, Tom, Gemma, Melinda, Jeremy and John King, and judges Philip Russell, Katanning and Rod Norrish, Angenup stud, Kojonup. Picture by Kane Chatfield.
Australian Fodder Industry Association's inaugural Hay Meetup a success

1 week ago | farmweekly.com.au | Perri Polson

Machinery demos were provided by local dealerships Boekeman Machinery and Agwest Machinery. Picture supplied. The Australian Fodder Industry Association (AFIA) was talking hay with WA last weekend, holding an inaugural Hay Meetup event at York.
Storms bring heavy 24-hour rains to southern coast, hail in some parts

1 week ago | farmweekly.com.au | Perri Polson

Hail at Ardath on Sunday morning. Picture via West WX Watchers on Twitter/X. Another thunderstorm, plus showers over the week (seven days to April 14) has given many growers across the State the confidence to kick off with their seeding programs.