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.

The Northern Midlands Business Association will bring farmers, business owners, community groups, and local residents together to explore how drought has touched different parts of life across the region in a new project aimed at building community resilience.

DAIRY farmers are seeking a “whole of industry” approach to managing powerful economic headwinds facing the industry.

Nine irrigation schemes will have their season extended to meet the needs of farmers.

The Burnie Truck Washdown and Effluent Disposal Facility at Minna Road is now complete, marking an important milestone in the delivery of critical infrastructure to support North-West Tasmania’s livestock, transport and agricultural industries.

TasPorts says there is no disruption to fuel supply on King Island, with regular weekly shipping movements maintaining normal stock levels.

A temporary fuel disruption in Currie over the weekend has highlighted the vulnerability of fuel access on King Island and the potential impact on day-to-day operations and emergency situations.