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At the height of a mental health crisis, Steve Matthews started revegetating his farm in southern NSW. Years later, he continues to reap the rewards.

Food such as grapes, citrus, and grain may be shipped to more overseas markets this year due to a drop in global sea freight rates.

A trial in northern Australia is looking at giving peanuts growers an extra revenue stream to encourage more plantings.

"We are keeping consumers at the center of our innovation and marketing investments, while also leveraging our expertise in revenue growth management," said CEO James Quincey.

Areas the posters and paint from the activist group can be seen at Millennium Square, Park Street, the Christmas steps and the Harbourside

MIAMI — If you bought melons sold at Kroger, Schnucks, Walmart, its big box club offspring, Sam’s Club or other chains, they might’ve been harvested or packed by H-2A visa workers provided by Los Villatoros Harvesting, a Bartow company run by Bladimir Moreno. If they were, that fruit reached your…

Scotland’s Rural College (SRUC) and the International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI) have been awarded £1.5 million by the Bill and…

The agriculture minister has reaffirmed the government's commitment to ban live sheep exports, while acknowledging improvement in the industry's mortality rate.

Move over New Zealand, Australian sheep could be widening the export market gap if our numbers for 2023 are anything to go by.

Mexico appears to have backed down on plans to ban imports of U.S. genetically modified corn for animal feed