Agriculture.

With such an abundance of land and produce, Australia is a significant world producer of agricultural products, including wheat, wool, beef and pork.

Agriculture.

With such an abundance of land and produce, Australia is a significant world producer of agricultural products, including wheat, wool, beef and pork.

green farms: aussie ag innovations

Agriculture is set for a massive change to ensure we can still feed the planet while keeping it good nick for our grandchildren. Check out the agricultural innovations that are set to shake up the industry.

Lord of the fruit flies

Lord of the fruit flies

We speak to three Australians on the frontlines of the war against fruit flies: one of the world’s most destructive agricultural pests.

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Australia’s Dairy Defiance

Australia’s Dairy Defiance

Australia’s dairy industry may be facing a new set of obstacles in the wake of a global pandemic, but they’re as hopeful about the future as ever.

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Pork talk

Pork talk

Pork has been an Australian staple for decades, and now the move towards ethical pork production is sending the industry to a whole new level

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A hive of honey bees

A hive of honey bees

Over 20,000 tonnes of honey is produced by registered hives in the Australian honey bee industry. But, honey bees are more than their honey.

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Our thriving macadamia industry

Our thriving macadamia industry

Australia has enjoyed a long love affair with the humble macadamia nut; known for its beautiful “buttery” taste and health benefits that range from its ability to lower your cholesterol, to keeping your hair nice and shiny.

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Upsetting the apple cart

Upsetting the apple cart

We take a bite out of Australia’s struggling apple industry so see if designer apples are the way forward or if the idea is flawed to the core.

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What a bunch of Nut Jobs

What a bunch of Nut Jobs

We speak to three Australian farmers who say their industry is going nuts and showing no sign of slowing. Who do they have to thank? Vegans, apparently.

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