Water Southern Riverina dairy farmer Brett Napier is unsure where his future lies Brett Napier is fighting for survival in an industry he loves. Sophie Baldwin 15 hours ago 15 hours ago
Water Deniliquin farmer hits the road to educate city people about basin plan issues. Deniliquin sheep and cropping farmer Greg Sandford is hitting the road in the hope of educating city people about the damage the Murray-Darling Basin Plan is causing to the region’s food producers. Rodney Woods 15 hours ago 15 hours ago
Horticulture Growers defend employment record Fruit and vegetable growers are sick of having a bad reputation for illegal employment and want stronger rules to ensure the whole industry complies with the law. Geoff Adams 15 hours ago 15 hours ago
Horticulture Growers defend employment record Fruit and vegetable growers are sick of having a bad reputation for illegal employment and want stronger rules to ensure the whole industry complies with the law. Geoff Adams 15 hours ago 15 hours ago
Equine Crowds turn up for standardbred derby at Tatura Dressage Classic The invitational standardbred derby drew a crowd to see Chirnside Park’s Samantha Bingham and Pearcedale’s Stuart Archibald take home the major awards at the recent Tatura Dressage Classic. Rodney Woods 23 Aug 2019 23 Aug 2019
Livestock Dairy sale tops at $5000 A multi-vendor sale at Shepparton Regional Saleyards on August 22 topped at $5000. Rodney Woods 23 Aug 2019 23 Aug 2019
Water Changes to inter-valley trade from Goulburn System A review of the inter-valley trade rules for the Goulburn River is under way following concerns about the environmental impact of prolonged high volumes of water. Sophie Baldwin 23 Aug 2019 23 Aug 2019
Working Dogs Dog dash challenge Eleven industrious canines from across the country have hit the track running for the 2019 Cobber Challenge in the search for the nation’s hardest-working farm dog. Liam Nash 23 Aug 2019 23 Aug 2019
News Ooshie farmers start Facebook page When Katandra couple Stephen Black and Melissa Portingale destroyed a rare Simba Ooshie on national television to highlight the negative impacts of the Murray-Darling Basin Plan and online bullying, they had no idea the storm it would create. Sophie Baldwin 22 Aug 2019 22 Aug 2019
News ‘Really good’ crop dependent on September rains September may be an important month when it comes to football codes, but it is set to play a huge role in the outcome of hay, silage and grain crops this season. Rodney Woods 21 Aug 2019 21 Aug 2019
Viticulture With love from Italy: Mario and Madeleine Marson pour soul into every drop Had the cards fallen differently, Mario Marson could have an Argentinian passport. Vanessa Wiltshire 21 Aug 2019 21 Aug 2019
Viticulture The quiet rise of Heathcote’s new reds and whites Viticulturalist Hugh Jones is a fan of reds — in more ways than one. Vanessa Wiltshire 21 Aug 2019 21 Aug 2019
News Agent Tony Pianto’s funeral The death of life-long livestock agent Tony Pianto was marked at the Shepparton Regional Saleyards on Tuesday. Geoff Adams 20 Aug 2019 20 Aug 2019
Cropping Plan ahead for spring silage When planning your spring silage, the choice of silage method will depend on machinery and contractors available and relative cost. Geoff Adams 20 Aug 2019 20 Aug 2019
Horticulture Unlocking new horticulture markets A Nuffield research report has revealed numerous currently available methods for Australian horticulture producers to boost the efficiency and productivity of low-tech greenhouse systems and unlock new market opportunities. Sophie Baldwin 20 Aug 2019 20 Aug 2019
News Abattoir shock for family A young couple thought they had found the ideal, quiet, rural location between Shepparton and Kyabram to raise their five children, but got a surprise when a neighbour told them what was planned for the area. Geoff Adams 20 Aug 2019 20 Aug 2019
Viticulture How a Melbourne architect is building transition into pomegranates As Melbourne and provincial cities such as Bendigo expand, would-be tree changers and aspiring farmers are casting their eyes to smaller, hidden communities. Vanessa Wiltshire 20 Aug 2019 20 Aug 2019
Water Irrigator’s costs just keep climbing It has been more than two-and-a-half years since beef producer and hay grower John Dickson has run a drop of irrigation water over his 70ha Cohuna property, Cullen Park. Sophie Baldwin 20 Aug 2019 20 Aug 2019
Breaking News Echuca-Moama bridge chaos TRAFFIC is heavily backed up both ways both sides of the river after the Echuca-Moama bridge has been closed. Motorists have been advised to avoid the river crossing until further notice. More to come Riverine Herald 12 Aug 2019 12 Aug 2019
Breaking News Woman jumps from moving car in Moama A WOMAN in her 40s is likely to be flown to Melbourne after jumping out of a moving car in Moama earlier today. Murray River Police District Inspector Paul Huggett said Moama and Echuca police and Ambulance Victoria were called to Perricoota Rd near... Ivy Jensen 13 Aug 2019 13 Aug 2019
Breaking News Drugs stolen in Echuca Amcal robbery POLICE are investigating after Echuca’s Amcal Pharmacy was held up this morning. The Hare St robbery occurred about 8.55am where a man threatened staff members before stealing a large amount of pharmaceutical drugs. No-one was injured. The man was... Ivy Jensen 20 Aug 2019 20 Aug 2019
News Medicinal cannabis facility to be built in Greater Shepparton Set to be one of the world’s largest medicinal cannabis facilities, a new $160 million production site will soon be built in Greater Shepparton. Ashlea Witoslawski 21 Aug 2019 21 Aug 2019
