TasFarmers Vegetable Council chairman Nathan Richardson said he expects an average harvest for producers tonnage-wise.

It's the relatively new broc on the block - and it's in high demand.

Guns, ammunition and cannabis have been seized from a rural property at Frankford.

Many a visitor to the Lower Barrington Community Hall has probably thought – if only these walls could talk.

Triabunna-based business Sea Forest has welcomed the federal government’s announcement that it would develop a new Australian Carbon Credit Unit (ACCU) method for livestock producers who use methane-abating livestock feed additives.

For most producers, EID started as something that simply had to be done - the expectation was that the system would just take care of itself. But once you start using it day to day, it becomes clear that compliance is only the starting point.

Tasmanian cherries worth more than $70 million were exported during the 2025-26 season.

Premier's reassurance on supply cold comfort for growers who seek more involvement.

This year’s special guest of the Campbell Town Show will be the 2023 Tasmanian Winner of the Agrifutures Rural Women's Award, Melissa Duniam.