Farmer of the Year 2024 nominations now open
We are searching for the best farmers from across Australia to be honoured in The Weekly Times Coles 2024 Farmer of the Year awards.
We are searching for the best farmers from across Australia to be honoured in The Weekly Times Coles 2024 Farmer of the Year awards.
For Nigel and Vanessa Corish, winning Farmer of the Year 2023 has resulted in a growing acknowledgment of their work at the forefront of sustainable farming practices.
Far north Queensland grower Janus Boonzaaier might be new to citrus, but six generations of horticulture have laid the groundwork for his new enterprise. See how they do it.
The best and brightest in Australian agriculture were crowned at The Weekly Times Coles 2023 Farmer of the Year awards. See all the pictures.
Nicole and Brendan Saunders were “blown away” to win Farmer of the Year 2022, but their new agritourism venture shows why they deserve the title.
A chef and professional game hunter have sights set on feeding the nation while solving a huge environmental and agricultural threat.
See all the best pictures from The Weekly Times Coles 2022 Farmer of the Year Awards, which honoured the best and brightest minds in Australian agriculture.
The best farmers in the fields of beef, sheep, cropping, dairy, horticulture and innovation have been announced. See all the winners here – including the overall Farmer of the Year.
Sheep farming is one of Australia’s oldest industries and one of ag’s most iconic — see how these family sheep farms have pulled ahead of the competition.
Established or emerging, working with huge swathes of land or on small parcels, these family farms showed they can think outside the box and deliver.
With a focus on innovation, sustainability and persistence, these family-led horticultural operations have skyrocketed to the top of their industry.
Passion, hard work and smarts are essential in today’s dairy industry. These three family dairy farms exemplify those traits and are in the running to be named the nation’s best.
Backed into their respective corners, these family cropping ventures chose to be nimble and innovative, and saw yields and profits soar.
Three family beef operations are in the running to be crowned best of the year. Meet them and see how they’re improving on one of Australia’s oldest industries.
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