TasFarmers releases its Federal Election scorecard

WHAT started out as an ambitious and somewhat risky enterprise, initially thought to only last one year, has been successful in obtaining 50 years of continuous production resulting in over 100,000 tonnes of dried seaweed being shipped from King Island to various destinations worldwide.

The 20th anniversary of Ghost Rock wines will be one for the farm’s history books, with a perfect growing season, a record crop and its first fully in-house harvest.

There are no plans to change the status of fallow deer in Tasmania from their current designation of “partly protected wildlife.”

For farmers, logging native forest is all about managing their native forest estate to further develop the health of the overall forest.

A G6M meeting has resulted in important changes being adopted aimed at resurrecting the failing tungsten mine on King Island

The Tasmanian Produce Collective, a farmer-led online marketplace connecting local eaters with ethical, sustainable and seasonal produce, has announced it will formally wind up operations.

AGFEST 2025 will see a mini revival in the world of sheep dog trials, when it hosts for the first time a junior competition in the heart of Quercus Park.

A Royal Australian Air Force C-17A Globemaster III aircraft from 36 Squadron RAAF Amberley will conduct low-altitude flypasts in southern Tasmania in support of Anzac Day commemorations.

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