GROUNDED Australia, a two-day festival dedicated to farming better, went off recently with great success.

SHEEP breeders from across the state flocked to the Deloraine Show this year for what has become one of Tasmania’s most competitive events.

Long-time Merino sheep farm and more recent vineyard, Gala Estate, has a rich 200-year history.

Winning a milk quality award has seen one farming couple in the state’s North-West achieve a long-term goal.

WITH nearly 300 reviews and an impressive 4.9-star rating, it’s no surprise that Craigie Knowe Vineyard has taken home the customer service gong at the 2024 Tasmanian Community Achievement Awards.

The Grey family have been dairy farming in Tasmania’s north west for three generations and they recently won a Dairy Australia gold milk quality award, where they were named in the top 100 farms in the country.

For Rainer Oberle, a horticulturalist with over four decades of experience, the venture to starting “Planet Bee” was as much about passion as it was about a deep connection to place.

A FOCUS on high yields has helped North-West farmer Jamie Marshall win a major vegetable production award.

CATTLE judging at the Royal Hobart Show last week showcased a range of quality dairy and beef cattle on Friday despite the unpredictable weather that featured rain, hail and shine.

Women play an integral role in Tasmanian agriculture and they are often quiet achievers. But that is about to change as our series of articles celebrates local female trail blazers.