Australia's live cattle industry is seeking certainty from the federal government that it won't become a victim of politics again via the launch of a new blueprint.
The Royal Agricultural Society of WA has moved to cancel the Perth Royal Show's poultry competition over concerns it could become a bird flu super-spreader event.
New locomotives ready to take to WA's freight rail network are equipped with “world-leading” lighting and will play a key role in delivering the state's bumper crops to market.
An abattoir built to service small farmers and potentially game and native meats would cost upwards of $57 million to build and have capacity to process 500 sheep per day.
A sale is imminent for collapsed agribusinesses Mundella Foods and Margaret River Dairy Company after the director's attempt to rescue the South West dairy producers was thwarted.
A South West vintner has revealed plans for a $350 million agribusiness precinct near Perth to produce fertiliser, food and building products for local and export markets.
Dardanup Butchering Company is one step closer to expanding its abattoir in Bunbury to double its processing facility, after a panel approved its $55 million plan.
Mid West farmers will have two bulk handlers to choose from this season after Mid West Ports handed a three-year agreement to a local firm to ship grain.
A dairy company had to pay almost $60,000 after the consumer watchdog issued notices for mislabelling its milk products, including one from Western Australia.
One of the state's best-known wine brands, Moondah Brook, and its more than 50-year-old vineyard, has been acquired by a local family, ending a long period of corporate ownership.
A $13 million wharf upgrade at the Port of Albany will give Qube Holdings its first physical toehold in Western Australia's booming grain export market.
Australia's largest poultry producer has plunged its chicken farms and processing plants into lockdown to protect itself from a deadly avian flu strain.
The country's biggest grain handler has failed in its bid to overturn a court decision relating to a $22 million payment claim over its rapid rail project.
WA's former chief scientist Professor Peter Klinken will head an independent committee established by carbon credit and biodiversity company Salubris Australia.
