WA government delays implementation of new phosphine limits
Farmers and agribusinesses will have an extra three years to adapt to tighter national exposure limits to phosphine.
Category Agribusiness
Opinion: Pressures build on lamb prices
OPINION: The lamb market could be moving from winter scarcity towards greater availability earlier than usual.
Techteryx brings Aria hunt to WA
Crypto currency operator Techteryx has won a WA Supreme Court application for documents from a Subiaco-based wheat exporter as it pursues trader Aria Commodities around the world.
Commodity Ag to lease old Katanning sheep saleyard for grain receival site
A former livestock saleyard on Katanning's urban fringe has been leased to Commodity Ag to use as a grain receival site.
Opinion: The story behind rising red meat costs
OPINION: Rising costs at source are gradually affecting retail prices for red meat.
Nats hit out over sandalwood shift
Proposed major reform to WA's sandalwood industry has been slammed by the Nationals, who claim a lack of consultation threatens the sector's future in the state.
WA sheep industry gets $40m federal funding
The state's sheep industry has received $40 million in federal government funding, with a quarter of the grants pool awarded to abattoirs.
WA’s oldest and largest dairy back on the market
Insolvency practitioners have put historic Western Australian dairy Brownes on the market after its Chinese shareholder gave the go-ahead for a formal sales process.
Opinion: Farm repairs face digital future
OPINION: Technology may provide an answer for farmers wanting machinery parts.
Royal Show cuts poultry competition over bird-flu concerns
The Royal Agricultural Society of WA has moved to cancel the Perth Royal Show's poultry competition over concerns it could become a bird flu super-spreader event.
