FarmOnline

Farmonline is the top agricultural news platform in Australia. Operated by ACM Agriculture, Farmonline provides news written by a skilled team of agricultural journalists. They report on various topics including rural property, agribusiness, agri-politics, machinery, and weather, as well as key Australian agricultural products like beef, crops, sheep and wool, and dairy. As a member of the ACM Agriculture network, Farmonline also incorporates content from several other publications, including The Land, Queensland Country Life, Stock & Land, Stock Journal, Farm Weekly, and the North Queensland Register.

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Are shorter feeding programs becoming more common in the feedlot industry?

5 days ago | farmonline.com.au | Ben Harden

Stockyard Beef's chief exceutive officer Lisa Sharp, with the picture insert showing cattle on feed at their Kerwee feedlot on the Southern Downs. Pictures supplied by Stockyard BeefFresh data has shown the feedlot industry is increasingly favouring shorter feeding programs. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
Farmers urged to register need for feed as national fodder crisis deepens

5 days ago | farmonline.com.au | Gregor Heard

Fodder is in short supply across the country as drought and floods hit hard. File photo. A survey of fodder consumers to try and get a national level understanding of feed requirements over coming months will provide the industry with valuable data about potential sales patterns and allow it to target key areas of need. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
Winter kicks in with strong cold fronts moving from WA to SE Australia

5 days ago | farmonline.com.au | Gregor Heard

There is a promising outlook for rainfall for many regions needing rain over the next eight days according to the BOM. Winter has officially started and the weather is set to follow suit in Western Australia and the southern states. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
Drought and fewer livestock for sale will stall farm production value gains

5 days ago | farmonline.com.au | Andrew Marshall

Cropping regions in South Australia, Western Australia, Victoria and southern NSW are on a knife's edge, needing useful rainfall to reboot farm production values for 2025-26. File picture. Parched cropping and pasture conditions in southern and western Australia are chewing into the farm sector's surging national farm production values, likely to prune next financial year's prospects by $1.3 billion. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
Boom time for summer crop reflected in 2023-24 sale volumes increases

6 days ago | farmonline.com.au | Gregor Heard

Sorghum is the largest summer crop produced in Australia by volume. File photo. Australia's summer croppers have enjoyed a solid couple of seasons, with Australian Bureau of Statistics data released last week showing the 2023-24 season had seen a solid year on year increase in sales volumes. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
Return of custom footrot vaccine still years away, peak body says

6 days ago | farmonline.com.au | Victoria Nugent

Sheep with severe lameness due to virulent footrot. Photo courtesy School of Veterinary Science, The University of Sydney. The return of a custom footrot vaccine to market is likely to be at least three years away and could cost a significant amount of money, a peak body has said. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
Australian Wool Innovation takes first steps towards 2025 board election

6 days ago | farmonline.com.au | Victoria Nugent

Australian Wool Innovation will held a board director election this year. File picture. Woolgrowers will vote this year to determine new candidates on Australian Wool Innovation's board, with the first steps of the process now underway. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
Versatile 15,209-acre cropping, grazing operation to be auctioned July 10

6 days ago | farmonline.com.au | Mark Phelps

Wynbar is a versatile 15,209 acre cropping and grazing operation. Picture suppliedWynbar is a well-improved, productive Western NSW dryland cropping and grazing operation. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
Almond heavyweight's profits rebound as market revival tipped to last years

6 days ago | farmonline.com.au | Andrew Marshall

Select Harvests plans to intensify pollination activity at flowering using more bees to help lift almond yields in its orchards in NSW, Victoria and South Australia's Riverland. File pictureGlobal almond prices are at decade highs, overseas buyers are hungry for Australian nuts, and Select Harvests has rebounded from last year's first half loss to a $28.7 million statutory net profit. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
Milk production continues to decline in Victoria's west as drought hits

6 days ago | farmonline.com.au | Andrew Miller

Barongarook West dairy farmer Simon Scott says a lack of stock water is a big issue on his farm. Picture supplied by DemoDAIRYVictorian milk production continues to dip, barely staying in positive territory as drought and high feed prices start to bite. Subscribe now for unlimited access.