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The Australian Government will gift up to 200,000 canine rabies vaccines alongside financial assistance support to Timor-Leste Government in their roll out of a canine rabies vaccination campaign to protect communities and their dogs from rabies.
Australia’s farmers are approaching the end of the year with a hint of improving optimism as rural confidence levels nudge slightly higher in the latest quarter.
The Invasive Species Council has welcomed the announcement of the results of a review by the RSPCA and two independent veterinarians of the NSW Government’s trial of aerial shooting for feral horses in Kosciuszko National Park.
The state’s peak farming body is asking shoppers to check the label and choose Australian-grown food this Christmas.
Farmer representatives from across Australia convened in Canberra yesterday for a roundtable hosted by the National Farmers’ Federation (NFF) with Assistant Minister for Competition Andrew Leigh.
There would be no farm without its foundation of soil, water, birds and trees – it’s known as natural capital – and now, La Trobe University researchers and partners have developed a tool that enables farmers and industry to unlock the value of this resource and use it to their advantage.
Farmers for Climate Action has welcomed the passing of the Nature Repair Bill, following the removal of the controversial biodiversity offsets part of the legislation.
The Australian Parliament’s Agriculture Committee has released its report for its inquiry into food security in Australia.
Australia’s peak farm body says farmers are fed up with being kept in the dark about what’s driving prices across the country’s agricultural supply chains.
Animal protein production growth will slow as margins remain tight in 2024, with producers and processors needing to adapt to sustain success, according to Rabobank’s annual Global Animal Protein Outlook report.
NSW Farmers is calling on NSW Water Minister Rose Jackson to firmly rule out water buybacks and detail alternatives, following the passage of a controversial federal water bill.
The value of Australian agriculture production is forecast to fall as increasing global supply and drier conditions impact farmers.
