Mike Pearson tells listeners how the last 18 months have seen a surge in farmer protests across the European Union. Farmers and particularly groups in Netherlands have bene pushing back against their emissions targets. For the first time in Dutch history, groups pushed their prime minister to resign. In Poland and other eastern countries, the […]

FARM management and investment group CropScale Australia has agreed to terms to acquire the 42,300ha Douglas West property, part of the Tipperary Group’s holdings south of Darwin, with plans to operate regenerative agricultural and pastoral activities which will “bring significant technology and benefits to the Northern Territory, and north Australia’s agricultural industry.” In a statement […]

THE Federal department of climate change says it plans to progress a new integrated carbon farming methodology later this year after concerns were raised about it pausing the process earlier this week. Late last week, the department of climate change, energy and water contacted the carbon industry with a proposal to strip back the new […]

THERE”S been a sharp spike in interest among international trading partners around understanding the Meat Standards Australia grading system – at least partly driven by a growing appetite for chilled beef trade into the US over the next 12 months. Meat Standards Australia program manager David Packer said there had been a distinct rise in […]