The Heritage and Bullock Festival at Oatlands last weekend brought both new and familiar faces back into the historic town and took everyone on a trip down memory lane.

The offers rolled in to breed from three-year-old colt Bodyguard at a spectacular launch of the $1.6 thoroughbred at Armidale Stud, Carrick, on Saturday.

We have seen plenty of records broken in the sheep and lamb saleyards in recent times, almost to point that we are getting used to those numbers.

Fewer young people are entering Tasmania’s agricultural industry, with the head of a farming contracting association saying the profession is not valued as much as it should be.

Tasmanian potato growers are spitting chips over price to be paid for next harvest

With week one of the new season done and dusted, weekend two saw more settled weather and even more anglers out and about chasing Tasmania's elusive trout.

The potato mop-top virus has been detected for the first time in Australia at a property in the North West of Tasmania.

The future of King Island’s 2025 summer racing season hangs in the balance, with the Racing Club warning it may have to scale back or radically reshape the program unless more horses and trainers commit in the coming weeks.

Incitec Pivot Fertilisers (IPF) has unveiled upgrades at its Scottsdale and Circular Head sites, as part of a broader $11 million capital investment across Tasmania over the past five years.

Former north-west dairy farmer turned nutrition consultant Darby Norris combined two jobs last Thursday, sorting out some feed issues for the Hall family’s Quarterway Angus stud at Scottsdale and adding some valuable insight into the feeding of maize at a workshop at Muirs.