Stock & Land

Agribusiness

TPG and Optus sign $1.6bn mobile network sharing deal set to shake-up regional communications
Jason Gregory
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TPG and Optus sign 11-year mobile network sharing deal set to shake regional communications.
Fears growing that wild dogs are about to be given open invitation to kill
Dire consequences if livestock protection buffer gets removed.
Sophie Else
North East farmers Clinton Ried and Emma Nankervis say the buffer zone has made a difference when it comes to protecting livestock. Picture by Mark Jesser.
Battle for Namoi Cotton: Louis Dreyfus fires back with higher bid
Andrew Marshall
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Louis Dreyfus Company wants to buy the 83 per cent of Namoi Cotton it doesn't already own. File photo.
Woolnorth's massive dairy operation shrunk to half its size before sale
Chris McLennan
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Tasmania's Woolnorth dairy operation still has substantial land and dairy assets despite the recent farm sales. File picture.
No credits yet, but carbon-friendly regime pays at Bingara
Andrew Marshall
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Angus-Wagyu cross cattle on MC Ag's Bingara-based breeding operation.
Native plums could replace synthetic chemicals to preserve meat
Alison Paterson
Native Kakadu plums could replace synthetic chemicals and revolutionise the way the industry preserves meat. Picture: Supplied
Former AFL star Mitch Wallis selling 'cutting edge' drones to farmers
Barry Murphy
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Former AFL star and now Droneland director Mitch Wallis at the Future Ag Expo. Picture by Barry Murphy
How this prime lamb producer found more to farming than owning a block of land
Philippe Perez
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Jack Owen, Mount Emu, spoke to over 250 farmers about what it takes to become succesfull on the land. Picture by Philippe Perez
Coles: It 'doesn't really matter' if MLA's 2030 carbon target is achieved
Barry Murphy
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Coles sustainability general manager Brooke Donnelly, farmers Andrew and Jane Mercer, Springwood Cattle Farm, Hamilton, and Coles Livestock innovation and sustainability manager Maria Crawford. Picture by Barry Murphy
Agribusiness buzz in brief
Andrew Marshall
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In 2022-23 the Australian Signals Directorate received one cybercrime report every six minutes, costing small and medium businesses an average $71,600.

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