In today's National Rural News: popular dairy company back in export market, chocolate shortages impact industry and rare discovery on hobby farm  - plus the latest from the markets and more. 

In today's National Rural News: popular dairy company back in export market, chocolate shortages impact industry and rare discovery on hobby farm  - plus the latest from the markets and more.

The Rural News is market leader, dealing exclusively with stories of interest to the farming sector and has the support of Australia’s largest media business and international correspondents.

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National Rural News Monday March 28, 2024

Virtual fencing is being used as a way of helping graziers manage cattle more efficiently.

NQ Dry Tropics is partnering with the Department of Agriculture and Fisheries to trial technology that uses WiFi to establish a virtual paddock boundary and limit the movement of cattle fitted with special collars. 

Rural reporter Sophie Clarke caught up with Drought Resilience Coordinator Marc McConnell to find out how the tech works.

Virtual fencing is being used as a way of helping graziers manage cattle more efficiently.
NQ Dry Tropics is partnering with the Department of Agriculture and Fisheries to trial technology that uses WiFi to establish a virtual paddock boundary and limit the movement of cattle fitted with special collars. 
Rural reporter Sophie Clarke caught up with Drought Resilience Coordinator Marc McConnell to find out how the tech works.

A virtual fencing trial helping moooove cows along.

In today's National Rural News: regions miss out on federal budget funding, a virtual fencing trial helping graziers better manage cattle, national strategy unveiled to bring down Australia's rabbit population - plus the latest from the markets and more.

In today's National Rural News: regions miss out on federal budget funding, a virtual fencing trial helping graziers better manage cattle, national strategy unveiled to bring down Australia's rabbit population - plus the latest from the markets and more.

National Rural News - Thursday, May 16, 2024

Farmers, interested in incorporating sesame and industrial hemp into broadacre rotations, will soon be able to see the benefits firsthand.

Trial sites will be on display in northern Australia during a series of field days in June.

Rural reporter Sophie Clarke caught up with Industrial Hemp Variety Trial coordinator Mark Skewes to find out more.

Farmers, interested in incorporating sesame and industrial hemp into broadacre rotations, will soon be able to see the benefits firsthand.
Trial sites will be on display in northern Australia during a series of field days in June.
Rural reporter Sophie Clarke caught up with Industrial Hemp Variety Trial coordinator Mark Skewes to find out more.

National Rural News Monday March 28, 2024

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