“It becomes impossible to know what is true,” writes Steph Schmidt, a farmer, mother-of-three and founder of Farm Life Psych.

And no-one is more dependable than her dad. From football codes to office ties, he’s a man who knows what he likes.

Maggie MacKellar reflects on growing older and the joy of a Sunday ride with friends.

These main street staples may not have the cinematic appeal of a rural landscape but they’re precious, writes Grace Brennan.

Now a counsellor and company director, Abi Cook-Singh has practical advice for those navigating the dynamics of a multigenerational farm business.

Let parents be parents. Not watchdogs, executive assistants, cheer squads or litigators.

For Chris Ferguson, the grieving process has meant letting go of the life she and Matilda created together.  

Sord is so in-demand in Warren, NSW, that he sometimes puts an ad in the paper to advertise that he doesn’t want work.

The Graziher columnist finds ways to hold onto moments of peace amid the busyness of station life.