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Strong effort needed by government to minimise impact of non-tariff barriers

Strong effort needed by government to minimise impact of non-tariff barriers

A newly published ABARES Insights report has emphasised concerns around non-tariff barriers (NTBs) and their sharp increase in recent years.

Financial measures in place to support farmers impacted by Cyclone Alfred

Financial measures in place to support farmers impacted by Cyclone Alfred

Agribusiness banking specialist Rabobank has advised of a range of measures it has in place to support farming clients whose operations are adversely impacted by ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred.

Target the US with clean, green message in wake of agricultural chaos

Target the US with clean, green message in wake of agricultural chaos

Australia has an opportunity to target US consumers with its clean, green produce in the wake of US agricultural chaos caused by widespread reductions in frontline food inspectors.

New changes to water sharing plans positive progress for many farmers

New changes to water sharing plans positive progress for many farmers

Farmer hopes for water security have been buoyed by new changes to water sharing plans for six NSW rivers.

Decision to withdraw biosecurity protection levy welcomed by producers

Decision to withdraw biosecurity protection levy welcomed by producers

Livestock SA has welcomed the federal government’s decision to withdraw the proposed Biosecurity Protection Levy, acknowledging it as a win for livestock producers who have long opposed the unfair tax.

Telecommunications companies may be legally bound to guarantee coverage across nation

Telecommunications companies may be legally bound to guarantee coverage across nation

The National Farmers’ Federation (NFF) has welcomed the announcement the Federal Government has committed to introducing a Universal Outdoor Mobile Obligation (UOMO).

Pacific Islander workers feeling trapped and exploited in Australian meatworks

Pacific Islander workers feeling trapped and exploited in Australian meatworks

A new RMIT University report gives voice to the experiences of Pacific Island workers in Australia’s meat industry who say they feel trapped and exploited.

Beef production to contract, uncertainty for lamb but seafood and poultry up

Beef production to contract, uncertainty for lamb but seafood and poultry up

In 2025, economic conditions, geopolitics, and supply availability will significantly influence global animal protein markets, according to RaboResearch’s Global Animal Protein Outlook. While demand remains vulnerable to macroeconomic fluctuations and policy changes, seafood is poised to surpass poultry as the leading contributor to global protein supply growth.

Kelly Freeman steps into new global role for Nutrient Ag Solutions

Kelly Freeman steps into new global role for Nutrient Ag Solutions

Nutrien Ag Solutions has announced a significant leadership transition for its Australian operations as Kelly Freeman steps into a new global role within the company.

Grain and mixed farmers to debrief the previous season at Riverine Plains meeting

Grain and mixed farmers to debrief the previous season at Riverine Plains meeting

Sykesy’s Buraja Meeting is a long-standing community event and an opportunity for grain and mixed farmers to debrief the previous season and address key issues likely to impact farm businesses in 2025.

Wild weather causes chaos across NSW with hail and damage

Wild weather causes chaos across NSW with hail and damage

NSW SES have received more than 2250 calls and responded to more than 1800 incidents in the last 24 hours (to 5am) as severe weather lashed many parts of the state.

Vintage machinery enthusiasts marvel at rare sight of old headers at work at vintage harvest day

Vintage machinery enthusiasts marvel at rare sight of old headers at work at vintage harvest day

Vintage machinery enthusiasts were treated to one of the rarest sights in Australia last weekend when three Sunshine Auto headers dating from the 1920s were working together in a wheat crop at Pleasant Hills.