A backlash against fees and red tape mooted for small growers and roadside stallholders has resulted in regulations being scrapped.

Predicted dry weather over the next few months could hurt Tasmania’s agricultural industry, according to a new report by Bendigo Bank Agribusiness.

Farmers and Landowners Action Group founder Lindsay White is on King Island this week to meet local farmers affected by Forest Practices Authority investigations, prosecutions and substantial penalties over land clearing.

The management of Tasmania’s forests is back on the agenda, but not by those who have the practical management of forests as their priority.

While the 2026 Tasmanian wine grape harvest yield was about 50 per cent down on last year, winemakers believe quality will be exceptional.

Federal Agriculture Minister Julie Collins has ruled out intervening in the sale of Rushy Lagoon.

Exeter Farm and Feed and Northern Hunt Club reach out to family after death of

Australia's lamb industry is preparing to defend access to the lucrative United States market after US authorities launched a global investigation into imported lamb.

A trio of organisations has joined forces to oppose the use of florfenicol in Tasmanian waters.

A fine display of chickens, turkeys, ducks and guinea fowl drew hundreds to the 20th anniversary Rare Breeds Poultry Club show at Longford last weekend.