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A failed water point on an Australian rural property costs far more than the repair bill. Here is what the data says about the true financial and productivity impact of water infrastructure failure.
Climate forecasters are pointing toward El Niño conditions arriving in time for the 2026-27 summer growing and grazing season.
Cold your chickens can handle. Damp they cannot. A wet coop is the fastest route to respiratory problems, mites and miserable hens.
If you're heading to Elders FarmFest 2026 in Toowoomba, Queensland, we want to make sure you find us from Tuesday 2 to Thursday 4 June 2026.
Elders FarmFest is back, and this year the Austral Ag team will be right in the thick of it at Kingsthorpe Park, Toowoomba from Tuesday 2 to Thursday 4 June 2026.
We've just launched our Share Your Videos program and we want to hear from you! If we feature your content, we'll send you a $50 gift card.
If you've been keeping backyard chickens for a while, you already know the problem with timber coops. Eventually you're patching something not worth patching.
The Australian Government has confirmed the $20,000 instant asset write-off for eligible small businesses for the 2025-26 financial year.
There is a specific energy on a station when the surface water starts to recede and the roads finally become trafficable.
Regardless of which state or territory you call home, this period is the time when "good enough" infrastructure usually decides to pack it in.
With the recent record-breaking heatwaves and fire activity across WA, VIC, and NSW, "resilience" has become a survival strategy.
While many producers wait for the cooler months to start building or repairing, mid-summer is actually the most critical time for an audit.
In 40°C+ heat, the margin for error narrows. Equipment that worked fine in the cooler months can suddenly become a hazard.
This year, we’re inviting you to follow Austral Ag more closely than ever. We’ll be sharing more than just products.
Emma and Adrian didn't set out to build a manufacturing and retail empire. They set out to solve a fundamental problem.
The Australian heat is arriving, and for livestock producers, this means entering the critical window for managing heat stress.
Mid-November is the critical time to secure your water storage solutions before peak summer heat and fire danger.
Don't wait until the fire ban season is active, for farms across Australia, late spring is the final window for fire preparation.
Cane toads are one of the most destructive pests in Australia. However, many of our native frogs are mistaken for toads.
Spring has arrived, and across Australia, this is the time to put in the work that guarantees success through the heat.
Getting your irrigation gear ready now means your crops, pastures, and livestock will have the water they need all season.
Now’s the time to replace or upgrade tools you use daily. Investing now means fewer headaches in the middle of summer.
The RAT Barrow is an Aussie-made, electric-powered wheelbarrow that’s built for tough jobs, tight spaces, and everyday efficiency.
Winter doesn’t mean slowing down. From calving and lambing to hoof health, water quality and rodent control, winter brings a wave of new tasks and risks.
Winter is the perfect time for farmers to prepare for the busy spring calving season. Ensuring your animal identification systems are in place now can save time and stress later.
Keeping your farm safe from pests like rodents and foxes is essential for protecting your livestock, crops, and overall property health.
The end of financial year is a smart time to invest in your farm’s future. Upgrading water infrastructure before June 30 can deliver multiple wins.
From macadamia orchards to grain silos, rats and mice are chewing through crops, infrastructure, and profits. And the situation is only getting worse.
Proper water management not only supports livestock health and crop yields but also prepares your property for the upcoming rainfall.
If you’re a farmer picking up the pieces after flooding, we see you. It’s tough out there and we’re here to help however we can.
Keep your chickens thriving with essential tips on balanced nutrition, safe shelter, and overall wellbeing. Perfect for Aussie farmers and backyard enthusiasts alike.
It's clear that providing consistent access to clean water and managing farm infrastructure are the cornerstones of successful livestock management.
The 2023 Developing Northern Australia Conference will provide the premier annual opportunity for everyone to have a real input into policy.
Wet season grass can look rich, but it often lacks key nutrients cattle need. That’s why Austral Ag supplements are essential for your herd.
Emma Brown, owner of Austral Ag and Northern Stock Water, is making so many waves in the Territory ag scene that Territory Q Magazine took notice.
The Breeding EDGE workshop in Cloncurry, QLD is a must-attend event for cattle producers aiming to boost herd performance and profitability.
Choosing the right supplements can make a big difference to your livestock’s performance. This guide helps you choose smarter for better results.
Dung beetles may be small, but their impact on Australian agriculture is massive. These hardworking insects play a vital role.
As requirements for Phosphorus increases during the wet season, it is important to provide cattle with supplements. There are several types available.
