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A NEW report has outlined how the state’s meat processing sector is stretched to its limits and struggling to meet the needs of Tasmanian farmers.

TASFARMERS is calling on all political parties in the upcoming state election to commit to investing in an independent agricultural career coach.

Sophie Birchall and her nan Ellen Triffitt pick their way across Moon Marsh in Tasmania’s central highlands looking for their cattle.

There’s not much more than a big puddle in Richard Johnston’s three dams so the Rosevale farmer was glad to see some rain in recent weeks.

A GROUP of landowners set to be affected by the North-West transmission developments have rejected a payment offer made by the State Government through TasNetworks.

THERE has been heaps of commentary around cattle supply numbers throughout the Eastern states over the last few months with many suggesting that there will be a major shortage come the end of winter.

SOMERCOTES Cherries on the Midland Highway near Campbell Town has made a $2.5 million investment to protect their valuable crop from birds.

King Island's iconic lighthouse will be the canvas for a multimedia art installation.

TASMANIA’S cherry industry is blossoming while other fruits in the state face growing pains.