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Agribusiness
South Australian potato company collapses with $40 million debt
A South Australia-based potato company has collapsed, with its assets now up for sale, following debts in excess of $40 million after a widespread drop in value for potato prices during 2011-12.
Australia's beef industry mourns loss of cattle baron and Rich Lister Alexander 'Zanda' McDonald
A leading light of the beef industry has died, leaving a legacy of innovation behind.
Dairy industry needs another inquiry as Australia Day marks two years of milk wars: Xenophon
Heavy discounting by the two major supermarkets has left a sour taste in the mouths of Australian dairy farmers.
They're left with chickenfeed: Farming feed business collapses leaving shareholders owed $13 million
Drought and flood take a toll on the cow candy trade.
Drought conditions push subsidiaries of agricultural services provider Conquest into administration
Three agricultural supplies subsidiaries have gone into administration after struggling with reduced demand for products in the WA farm sector.
Tomato paste up: Consolidation in tomato growers gets underway
Tough times for Australia’s tomato industry have lead Premier Fruits Group and Mercuri Family Farms to enter into a joint venture.
Greens propose new labelling system to help shoppers identify Australian produce
The Greens want new food labelling laws that will give shoppers more detail about where food is grown and processed.
The end of the family farm? 72% of family farms don’t earn enough to support the family on them
Small family-owned and managed farms are struggling for survival in the face of corporate and large-scale agriculture.
Rotten times for food producers as second tomato farm folds
Bundaberg tomato farm, Basacar Produce, went into voluntary administration last week, with more than 40 workers losing their jobs.
