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Top farmweekly.com.au News

Overseas Conflict Between Israel and Iran Causes Diesel Prices to Climb in Canada

Oil and Gas Sector

Overseas Conflict Between Israel and Iran Causes Diesel Prices to Climb in Canada

55% Center coverage: 11 sources

The conflict between Israel and Iran is fuelling a rise in diesel prices across Canada. The cost of diesel fuel has jumped more than 6 cents per litre in Nova Scotia. Several days earlier, prices climbed by more than 7 cents per litre in New Brunswick.See the Story

Environment 'Compromise' Needed_ Says Watt_ as He Seeks Debate Reset

Environment · Australia

Environment 'Compromise' Needed_ Says Watt_ as He Seeks Debate Reset

50% Left coverage: 8 sources

After the two previous terms of government failed to reform environmental approval laws, Environment Minister Murray Watt brings together stakeholders to see if an agreement can be struck to finally update the EPBC Act. ...See the Story

View From The Hill: Jim Chalmers Wants to Get on with Economic Reform and Tax Is in His Sights

Jim Chalmers · Melbourne

View From The Hill: Jim Chalmers Wants to Get on with Economic Reform and Tax Is in His Sights

50% Right coverage: 8 sources

The federal treasurer believes the community is up for significant economic reforms, if the changes are crafted and sold the right way.See the Story

Global wheat stocks getting tighter, production unchanged

World wheat-ending stocks for 2025-26 were reduced by 3 million tonnes from May to 262.76 million tonnes.Stock Markets · Australia See the Story

Piggery technology will allow farmers to remotely detect animal health issues

The technology was developed by a South Australian vet.South Australia · South Australia See the Story

Delving into regeneration at Damper Gully farms paying off for Falcinellas

Explore how Damper Gully Farms enhances potato production with regenerative farming and advanced technology in WA's South West.Farming · Esperance Read Article

Croppers can get excited about big open paddocks at Yilgarny close to Hyden

Explore a 1740ha farming property in Hyden, perfect for large-scale cropping. Available for $3.35M with extensive infrastructure.Esperance, Australia · Esperance Read Article

Still riding on, the history of Australia's war horses preserved in WA

On a farm in Dumbleyung, Carmen Bairstow is preserving the legacy of Australia's Waler horses which were historically used during the First World War.Dumbleyung · Dumbleyung Read Article

Time of sowing research in the west to help calibrate best time to plant

Explore new projects in Western Australia seeking best autumn planting times amidst shifting climate patterns.Western Australia · Western Australia See the Story

Vintage Tractors pull in the crowds at Gainsborough's Marshall's Yard

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The crowds turned out to see a fabulous display of vintage tractors as Marshall’s Yard in Gainsborough took a step back in time.Gainsborough · Gainsborough See the Story

Wheatbelt Corella Populations Have 'Exploded' and Come at a Serious Cost

Corellas cause significant economic and environmental damage in Wheatbelt, affecting communities and endangered species.Esperance, Australia · Esperance Read Article

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