A Deloraine farmer who grew spuds for years but now concentrates on hemp is urging others to do the same as price pressures mount from potato processors.

Quercus Park at Carrick rumbled to the sounds of revving utes, stomping boots and local and interstate country rocks bands on ...

Primary Industries and Water Minister Gavin Pearce has announced the opening of consultation around the development of the ...

Tasmanian landholders dealing with increasing pressure from wild deer, wallabies and other pest animals now have access to an ...

Major farm contractors Charlie and Ailsa Hooper are breathing a sigh of relief as the processing of visas for overseas farm ...

THE Australian wool market again struggled to find its mojo this week and drifted a bit further down. It is not in free-fall ...

Strawberries are juicy, bursting with flavour and packed with essential nutrients. But wouldn’t it be great if their shelf ...

Tasmania’s abalone industry has been certified by the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC), the world's leading standard for ...

Two former Tasmanians are changing the way grain is graded and the new method will soon be used overseas as well and in their home state.

Two former Tasmanians are changing the way grain is graded and the new method will soon be used overseas as well and in their home state.

TasFarmers CEO Nathan Calman said the federal government repeatedly told him it would not be involved in the sale of Rushy ...

Two former Tasmanians are changing the way grain is graded and the new method will soon be used overseas as well and in their home state.