Get Farming:

A sustainable, organic wild harvest from the semi arid range lands of Western Australia is not something that most people associate with designer perfumes.

Organic berries better with age

Scientists from the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) have found berries and grapes could help keep minds alert in old age.

Restoring carbon to the soil - a 'how to' for farmers

Following the recent release of the eagerly awaited publication - ‘Carbon grazing - a missing link' - Australian land managers and graziers in particular can finally have on hand a carbon DIY manual.

Organic meets future green consumer criteria

There has never been a better time for Aussie made clean and green products

Going natural in the New Year - organic dominates food trend forecasts in 2009 and beyond

From delectable dairy to deliciously natural skincare, it seems organic is present in every predicted trend list.

Wet New Year cause for celebration

The year started positively in north-west Queensland with general falls of 100-250mm north of the Tropic of Capricorn in the head of the Channel Country and locals are hopeful the moist air will gener

Winter maize a good alternative to sugar cane on the FNQ coast

Results from recent trials will help far north Queensland cane growers weigh up the pros and cons of planting maize as a profitable winter crop in 2009.

Managing the transition from cane to horticulture

Growers who have decided to move into the production of a new type of crop this year may be helped by the results of a new project under way in the Burdekin which has been accepted for funding under t

Rural Race Days

Country Racing Victoria has launched a new brand of race day in 2009 - Rural Race Days.

Henty Machinery Field Days

Henty is a massive outdoor supermarket for leading edge farm machinery showcasing Australia's uniquely engineered technical solutions to the challenges of farming

Pioneering transport safety research to make dairy best practice better

The results of pioneering transport safety research headed by Professor Arnold Dix, and a team from the Australian Road Research Board, commissioned by Murray Goulburn Co-operative Co Limited and part

Grape, grain and chocolate; Australian organics ready to make their mark

Being more innovative than most has paid off for three Australian organic companies, whose creative approach to business sees them on the starting blocks for 2009.

Australian Broadband connections soar to 4.3 million

During 2007/08, an additional 800,000 Australian households signed up for Broadband Internet

Super 12 converge on Wine Australia

Twelve of the world's fastest-rising wine influencers, from across ten different countries, will join leading Australian commentators and winemakers for the Landmark Australia Tutorial in June 2009.

Australian winemaker appointed to top job in New York

Wine Australia announced that James Gosper will head up its US and Canadian operations as Director - North America, from February 2009.