Latest Agriculture News

RLF AgTech is advancing its commercial growth strategy by expanding its nutrition and biologicals portfolio and rebuilding its Australian sales function, achieving a six-fold increase in customer receipts since early 2026.

Wingara AG appoints Christopher Hood as CEO, aiming to boost its hay trading and agricultural logistics business with a significant equity-linked remuneration package.

Livestock Improvement Corporation reported a 6.7% revenue increase to NZD 314.8 million for FY26, but net profit after tax fell 30.4% to NZD 21.3 million due to significant technology investments. The co-operative declared a 12.26 cent dividend, maintaining strong underlying earnings and a debt-free balance sheet.

BPH Global has kicked off direct seaweed exports to China, reporting AUD 535,895 in sales for the latest trading period and expanding its footprint beyond Indonesia.

Cobram Estate Olives has wrapped up a smaller 2026 Australian olive harvest amid natural production cycles and flagged legal challenges over its California Olive Ranch acquisition, while integration efforts progress.

Booster Wines Limited has proposed exiting its Hawke’s Bay vineyard and winery leases from the Private Land and Property Portfolio, offering a discounted convertible debt payment amid falling grape demand.

Wide Open Agriculture is closing its German plant and pivoting to contract manufacturing in Asia to cut costs and scale lupin ingredient production efficiently under new CEO Craig Swan.

Elders Limited has finalised the sale of Killara Feedlot to Australian Meat Group, marking a key step in its strategy to reduce net debt.

Select Harvests appoints Kristina Hermanson as Managing Director and CEO, aiming to leverage her 25 years of global agribusiness expertise to drive the company’s next growth phase.

Duxton Farms has agreed to sell its recently acquired apples business for $9.2 million, marking a strategic pivot away from horticulture towards core development projects and higher-return investments.

Australian Agricultural Company (ASX:AAC) defied North Queensland floods to deliver a 23% jump in operating profit, driven by strong beef pricing and herd valuation gains.

RLF AgTech has revamped its executive remuneration to tie CEO incentives directly to share price hurdles, revenue growth, and operating cash flow, reinforcing its focus on sustainable profitability.