Katie Ryan - Chelmsford , Queensland
Preparing for the next season. A beautiful spring afternoon.
Katie Ryan - Chelmsford , Queensland
Barley starting to ripen with the windmill in the background.
Ainsley Walker - Bell, Queensland
this phot is of a sunset on a property at Alpha where I worked as a stationhand
Emily Spinks - White Cliffs, New South Wales
It's a long day in the yards when you are fighting the cattle and the dust. I think the red dust is a staple on every piece of clothing when working on the land.
Emily Spinks - White Cliffs, New South Wales
Most of the time, farmers get home to a meal in the microwave.
Because if the sun is still up, it means there is still time for work.
Darren Wirth - Tantanoola , South Australia
As the summer sun sets on a long day at the office.
Courtnsy Giancono - Donnybrook, Western Australia
Hay season, trying to get the last of the hay rolled with a massive storm rolling in
Madison Bourke - Nathalia, New South Wales
Capturing the beauty after a hard days work.
Canola, Nathalia 2022
Annabel O'Dea - Moama, New South Wales
A Wedgetail Eagle keeping a close eye on the canola harvest!
Annabel O'Dea - Moama, New South Wales
Sowing canola into freshly burnt soil and praying for rain.
Debbie Cristinelli - Tambellup, Western Australia
I took this photo of my son as he was throwing a fleece at shearing time as my other son is the background shearing a sheep
Debbie Cristinelli - Tambellup, Western Australia
I took this photo last harvest as it was the first time both our sons were working together to get the harvest done.
Debbie Cristinelli - Tambellup, Western Australia
This our sheep dog Kelly on a rock looking around.We went on on a late afternoon walk on our farm. The light was beautiful & snapped this shot of Kelly with the Stirling Ranges in the background showing the scenic views on our farm
Chloe Harmer - Dookie, Victoria , New South Wales
This day we were harvesting in Northern Victoria (Dookie), I typically didn't have my drone with me when I was working in the paddock but by chance I did this day. It was a hot day but the air became dead still upon sunset, where all the dust in the region was still lingering in the air, hence why we had such a vibrant sunset.
Chloe Harmer - Dookie, Victoria , New South Wales
This image was taken just after dusk where the drone was flown above a header. By chance I was able to capture a picture as the 3/4 lights began to flash. At first glance it looks like the header is on fire.
Chloe Harmer - Dookie, Victoria , New South Wales
This picture is of a header unloading into a chaser bin. When this picture was taken we were direct heading canola that was just ready to be harvested. The stems of the canola were almost as green as the tractor and header, and smelt just like freshly cut grass.
Terry Everson - Cowra, New South Wales
I came across this typical rural scene near Koorawatha in the central west of NSW.
Cherie Carlson - Gympie, Queensland
Brahmans and a sunset, how does it get any better than this!
Bonnie Leighton - Condobolin, New South Wales
This photo was taken on a beautiful evening, while out feeding the Aussie whites. The sunset was so magificent I couldn’t resist taking a snap, the sheep even posed!
Bonnie Leighton - Condobolin, New South Wales
The family about on the way up to the sheep yards for a long days marking lambs.
Bonnie Leighton - Condobolin, New South Wales
The full set up, getting a set of portable yards ready to load some sheep
Megan Rutherford - Fitzgeralds Valley, New South Wales
We often travel with our young family and our team of dogs to compete on the weekends at cattle and yard dog trials after working during the week with these dogs on our own property! This is a little snapshot of what it looks like when we let everybody out of the ute for a quick stretch of the legs!
Megan Rutherford - Fitzgeralds Valley, New South Wales
Old Errowanbang Woolshed, one of the most iconic woolsheds in NSW. Built in 1886 with 4 levels and 40 stands, with a unique design allowing each stage of shearing to be completed in its own distincitve space in the one facility!
Megan Rutherford - Fitzgeralds Valley, New South Wales
Such an important part of Australian farming, is growing great quality, bright, white and very soft Merino wool.
Amanda Manning - Mullewa, Western Australia
Harvest is always a busy time of year. Here's a top down shot taken in Pindar, Western Australia of a chaser to chaser to field bin wheat dump.
Amanda Manning - Mullewa, Western Australia
Ahead of the storm. Finished the paddock just in time before a thunderstorm pulled up the Header drivers. Taken on our farm in Tenindewa, Western Australia
Amanda Manning - Mullewa, Western Australia
Seeding is a great time of year to work on the farm, there's no better office to work from with sunset views every evening while working the land. Seeding in Mullewa, Western Australia
Ashlee Purvis - Mudgee, New South Wales
Blue dog on an old Toyota Landcruiser just waiting to go for a ride
Braedan Lovett - Adelaide, South Australia
Holidaying in a farm stay was an eye opening experience. I have never been up close to such a large animal and being able to walk around the large fields was truly peaceful.
Louise Fitzgerald - Ilbilbie, Queensland
I took this photo five years ago when we were in drought and feeding out.
‘Tucker Time’
Louise Fitzgerald - Ilbilbie, Queensland
This photo is taken in Victoria on my grandparents farm. This is my favourite spot overlooking the beautiful fields with the old hut in the distance.
Louise Fitzgerald - Ilbilbie, Queensland
‘I got this mum’ The first time our Smithfield pup saw a speckle cow 😂
Lleiton Purdie - Grenfell, New South Wales
Summer Storm rolling in over the back of Storage dam. The Marra 2020
Helen Commens-Kidd - Windorah, Queensland
In the yards - outback sunset at the ned of a day's mustering. Feeding hay to the wearer's.
Helen Commens-Kidd - Windorah, Queensland
Horses are still used on some places in Western Qld - on the lead or tailing out, educating weaners, cutting out in the cooler yard.
Helen Commens-Kidd - Windorah, Queensland
Boys will be Boys - Sometimes working on the land takes a bit of hard work before the jobs are sorted out!
Jennine Kiely - Yandilla, Queensland
Gate repairs. For those who did not come from a throw-away society. Old dairy, Yandilla, Queensland
Jennine Kiely - Yandilla, Queensland
Reflections. No extra charge for waterfront property during 2021/22 floods. Yandilla -Condamine Floodplains.
Katie Robertson - Dalby, Queensland
2023 cotton picking season at Simmich Farming in St Ruth Queensland
Katie Robertson - Dalby, Queensland
Sorghum head captured in the early morning on a property in Dalby Queensland
Maddisan Preston - Narromine , New South Wales
Farming in Australia automatically means flies for 3 seasons of the year.
Brianna Johnston - Coleambally, New South Wales
Sunset over Irrigation Channel Coleambally Nsw
Brianna Johnston - Coleambally, New South Wales
Mustering sheep in the last light of day. Coleambally Nsw
Ben Nott - Gunnedah, New South Wales
Storm rolling in during the first big harvest after the drought at Mullaley NSW, December 2022
vanessa Stanke - Chinchilla , Queensland
Sparying out the sorghum wen it was to wet get the spary on the grow ...
Jason Gardiner - Cootralantra, New South Wales
Incoming storm over a harvested cotton crop, at Wyadra farm in Hillston, NSW
Jason Gardiner - Cootralantra, New South Wales
Canola crop in flower at Cowl Cowl Station in Hillston, NSW
Jason Gardiner - Cootralantra, New South Wales
Almond trees coming into blossom at Wyadra farm in Hillston, NSW
Tiana Morris - Mount gambier , South Australia
Harvesting the last of the crops with dad. Mount Gambier, S.A
Tiana Morris - Mount gambier , South Australia
Finishing the last of the hay for the season in the West Wimmera. Edenhope, Vic
Toby Vallance - Lake Bolac, New South Wales
Picking rocking over sun set of lakes in Lake Bolac South west Victoria
Angie Matthews - Cobargo , New South Wales
On a cool spring evening a bon fire reflects off a couple of old silos, enriching their dark red bricks
David O'Hara - Glen Innes, New South Wales
This is our granddaughter Lilly with one of her favourite people.
David O'Hara - Glen Innes, New South Wales
The heifers won't talk to anyone but our little cow whisperer.
Angie White - Nyngan, New South Wales
Nathan was at a Working Dog School taught by my husband Gary - when the school was done he got his little pup Teddy out for a go - what a pup he was so attentive it was very cute.
Jacinta Cutcliffe - Burra Creek, New South Wales
Awaiting the go ahead, Charlie kelpie x border collie aged 8
Jacinta Cutcliffe - Burra Creek, New South Wales
Just checking the canola for Dad, (Chase aged 5)
Kate Austin - Armidale, New South Wales
Making hay while the sun shines. Northern Tablelands NSW.
Kate Austin - Armidale, New South Wales
Making hay while the sun shines. Northern Tablelands NSW.
IRRIBIZ Sarah Atkinson - Griffith, New South Wales
Water is Life!
Irribiz designed, supplied and installed the irrigation system to provide a reliable source of water to a Carrot farm in Virginia, South Australia.
IRRIBIZ Sarah Atkinson - Griffith, New South Wales
Land preparation underway for field works irrigation installation by Irribiz on an Almond development property in SW NSW.
IRRIBIZ Sarah Atkinson - Griffith, New South Wales
Bee hives in the flowering Almond orchards, with drip irrigation providing water to the trees and bees! Both an essential part of the life cycle of an orchard. Irrigation by Irribiz.
Toby Cooke - Yass, New South Wales
Single file - Lucerne square bales. Photo taken with a drone.
Toby Cooke - Yass, New South Wales
Billy and Poppy the kelpies look very similar but are not related. They like jumping up and being at eye level in hope of a pat.
Toby Cooke - Yass, New South Wales
Perfectly timed cut out. Power cut out during shearing and this ewe had exactly half its wool shorn off.
Heather Walker - Grenfell, New South Wales
Taken early in the morning at the central west livestock exchange in Forbes NSW. Sheep sale day!
Heather Walker - Grenfell, New South Wales
There's nothing an old tipper can't do! Lining up the bales ready for a good year ahead.
Heather Walker - Grenfell, New South Wales
Time to relax. This photo was taken just before dinner time down the back paddock of our property.
Stephen McKenzie - Panuara, New South Wales
Angullong NSW 2023 flushing irrigation. Running irrigation due to low rainfall through winter.
Stephen McKenzie - Panuara, New South Wales
winter 2020 frankland estate about to start pruning
Stephen McKenzie - Panuara, New South Wales
Spring 2020 `Geneva Double Cordon` in Frankland Estate Roadside Shiraz block
Paige Sheen - Hillston , New South Wales
waiting for everyone to come back from lunch… photo time 📸
Emily Blackburn - Wongarbon, New South Wales
A day in the yards with Wilfred.
The reality of the concept working from home started for Australian families working on the land well before the pandemic and juggling kids in the day to day operations of farming businesses is a lifestyle many of us choose or can’t avoid.
Diana Coyte - Torrington, New South Wales
My trios of terror. Little belted Galloway girls vying for my attention
Craig Soward - Bracknell, Tasmania
A father and son contracting team working together to harvest a ryegrass seed production crop, at Quamby Bend, in Northern Tasmania.
Craig Soward - Bracknell, Tasmania
Preparing land for planting brown onions on a property near Hagley, in Northern Tasmania.
Craig Soward - Bracknell, Tasmania
Planting potatoes, grown under contract for french fry production on a farm near Epping Forest, in Northern Tasmania, under cloudy skies.
Zara Clayton - North Rocks, New South Wales
This photo is of the Sunrise in North Rocks 3 years ago, located at my old high school. Muirfield High School or Barclay Farm, preparing for a day of work with my classmates.
Zara Clayton - North Rocks, New South Wales
On a recent trip to Port Macquarie, my visit to Bago Maze vineyards exhibits its cleared vines during Winter. The vineyard produce local wines, cheeses and sell honeys and handmade products from other farms in the region.
Zara Clayton - North Rocks, New South Wales
My attempts to herd up the sheep on the school farm at Muirfield High School in North Rocks 3 years ago. A beautiful windswept sky on a Sunday morning to complement the farms small herd.
Douglas Williams - Tenterfield, New South Wales
The last of our girls to calve with her bright eyed offspring - The Nutshell, Tenterfield NSW
Douglas Williams - Tenterfield, New South Wales
What could be better than this...mums and calves belly deep in oats! The Nutshell, Tenterfield NSW
Sophie Butler - Mallanganee, New South Wales
Young Koolie pup `Harry` soaking up the afternoon sun after a long day watching all the big dog mustering and dreaming of the day he can help.
Sophie Butler - Mallanganee, New South Wales
Double Trouble
New day means new life. These 2 beauties were born just as the sun came up. Twins aren't a common thing and this was the 3rd set born in a month.
Andrea Mitchell - Delegate, New South Wales
Yarding up at shearing time, my daughter working with a couple of young kelpie dogs and the quintessential eucalyptus in the frame.
Andrea Mitchell - Delegate, New South Wales
A freshly shorn sheep takes a closer look at the lens
Alexandra Hardes - Pokolbin, New South Wales
Macquariedale Organic Wines - Harvest - view from the tractor