Viticulture Huge Indian market beckons to Australian wine producersA "serious window of opportunity" is open for Australian wine producers to tap into a... By Country News
Viticulture Is there a finer combination than canola and wine?The Shiraz Republic is a winery, but lately there’s another crop that has been drawing... By Geoff Adams
News Working dog day a successIn rain or in shine, working dogs are ready to train. By Djembe Archibald
News Workshop aims to empower farmersAn expert-led workshop in Kyabram will teach farmers profitable and climate-resilient farming practices. By Country News
News Water cop visits SheppartonThe national water ‘cop’ visited Shepparton recently but there weren’t any arrests. By Geoff Adams
News Turtles find safe havensProtected islands create a perfect place for turtles to lay eggs. By Country News
News Farm business charged over fatal accidentThe WorkSafe charge comes as Australia’s first real-time dashboard for tracking on-farm fatalities and injuries... By Country News
Viticulture Harvest begins on Mt Camel vineyards - expect to see less picking teams and more strange lights at night
Viticulture Rain proving to be a blessing or a curse for grape growersThe recent big rains across the region have been a blessing for some grape growers,...
Viticulture I'll drink to that: Avenel winery makes prestigious ‘best of the best’ US listAn Avenel wine-making family that specialises in wild game pairing wines has been recognised by... By Daneka Hill
Viticulture Bottle label directory to protect wine industryA wine export label directory is set to safeguard wine brand owners from copycat labelling... By Country News
Viticulture Australian-first awards recognise Mt Camel Range vineyardsOut on the Mt Camel Range two vineyards are doing things differently. By Daneka Hill
Viticulture Local vineyards more worried about Melbourne restaurants than ChinaNew tariffs are a crippling blow for winemakers who previously enjoyed open access to the... By Daneka Hill
Viticulture Chinese tariffs a huge threat to small wineriesChina's exorbitant tariffs on Australian wine are threatening to wipe out small, independent winemakers, industry... By Geoff Adams
Viticulture Australia to fight China wine tariffs at World Trade OrganisationHundreds of politicians from 19 countries are urging their citizens to drink Australian wine this... By Country News
Viticulture Wine growers talk grapes, China and MelbourneVictorian wine growers are welcoming summer with open arms after a difficult year. By Daneka Hill
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