Agribusiness

Salmon farmer Tassal has opened a barramundi nursery in Broome to boost supply to its Kimberley fish farm in the Buccaneer Archipelago.

An insolvency accountant has finally been allowed to walk away from the receivership of a company caught up in an ongoing row between property moguls Allen Caratti and John Caratti.

Wide Open Agriculture has launched a pre-feasibility study to underpin a 10,000-tonne lupin processing facility in WA.

ANALYSIS: The farming, forestry and fishing sectors continue to play a critical role in the Western Australian economy.

A Western Australian-bred apple has hit retail shelves in the United States of America for the first time this month.

Noah Chinyanga is working to build a consistent wholesale bouquet service in WA.

Ensuring a stable supply of WA’s high-quality Merino wool as the sheep flock declines will require work.

International demand is increasing for Wheatbelt-grown mandarins, oranges and lemons.

Two Wheatbelt operators are using different carbon capture methods to supplement their income.

OPINION: We’re gearing up to provide food for a population that may not exist in 100 years.

OPINION: WAFarmers lead disputes claims the sector in this state lacks political punch.

Kununurra's new $60 million cotton gin has officially opened, bringing with it more than 1,000 jobs to the East Kimberley over the next decade.

The WA Court of Appeal has dismissed a shareholder's bid to thwart a transfer of Yeeda Pastoral Company’s shares, as part of the $56 million sale of the Kimberley business.

Silvalis Sandalwood has come through turbulent times with a large plantation resource ready to harvest.

Amid rail facility upgrades up-country, the nation’s largest grain handler is turning attention to its seaside infrastructure.

WA charities have received a record donation through grain voluntarily forfeited by growers in the 2024/2025 harvest.

A desire to rebuild a local beer supply chain has WA brewers looking to the Wheatbelt to sow a good story.

The liquidator for a company, which John Nicoletti was a director of, has lost a bid to keep Lawton Gillon lawyers out of an ongoing legal battle with the grain farmer.

OPINION: Carbon markets must not undermine the world’s dinner plate.

A family of silo makers is riding the growth of WA’s grain export industry while staying firmly rooted in their hometown.

American beef imports are unlikely to dent domestic producers, industry says as the government lifts a ban that was singled out by US President Donald Trump.

A record-breaking convoy of hay-laden trucks will leave from Western Australia on Friday bound for drought-stricken areas of South Australia.

ANALYSIS: A move by Fremantle Ports to hike its fees from October, and an angry response from industry, is the latest warning against rising supply chain costs at sea and on land.

OPINION: Conflict in the Middle East inevitably flows through to oil and commodity prices.

Western Australia’s farmers are tipped to produce a 19.3-million-tonne harvest this year, despite a dry start to the season.

A Broome grower is encouraging employment pathways to grow his off-season grapes and asparagus operation.

Western Australian grain growers have a new way to mitigate barley fungal disease net blotch from impacting their crop, through an app.

OPINION: New technologies and massive computing power hold great promise for agriculture.

More than 30 trucks full of WA hay will convoy across the border to provide feed to drought-stricken South Australian farmers next month.

The invasive shot-hole borer is here to stay, with the state conceding it had failed in its bid to stave off the pest locally, shortly before allocating millions to management in the state budget.

OPINION: Decisions about inputs affect the whole farming system, which is critical to Australian farmers.

A proposal to remove strict operating limitations on a lime pit near Denmark has been knocked back again in a move one farmer-turned-miner has labelled 'anti-development'.