Northern Midlands farmers and producers are being encouraged to take advantage of an upcoming drumMUSTER collection event on June 25, 2026, providing a free and convenient opportunity to safely dispose of empty agricultural and veterinary (AgVet) chemical drums.

A big day of riding through beautiful bushland, a giant raffle and the usual fun and challenge of solving a horseback quiz were highlights for the 117 riders who tackled the 29th annual Northern Adult Riding Club Navigation Ride.

Dalrymple Vineyards has been named Best In Show at the 2026 Decanter World Wine Awards.

Tasmania's recent rain may have filled dams and freshened paddocks, but climate experts say farmers should not mistake a wet June for what could be a different picture later in the year.

Kerry Brindle writes about her thoughts on land clearing regulations.

TASMANIAN vegetable growers are on high alert after the pest serpentine leafminer was detected at a commercial grower site in the North West –  the first time it has been found in the state.

The state government says that protecting Tasmanian primary producers was one of its main aims following the detection of H5 Bird Flu in Western Australia.

King Island’s summer air access has received a major boost, with Sharp Airlines confirming direct Melbourne (Essendon) to King Island flights will return from October.

And here we are, back to local government rates. TasFarmers has long been whittling away at the Tasmanian Government in an attempt to get some form of justice for the many primary producers paying far too much in local government rates. At times we feel like the proverbial mosquito biting the elephant on the bum

Tasmanian teen Patrick Napper will be representing Australia at the 2026 International Meeting of Young Beekeepers in Northern Ireland.