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Council slams state government planning rule change
Tasmania’s Agricultural Sector punching above its weight
New report reveals deepening engineering skills crisis
New animal welfare standards in Vietnam welcomed by live export industry
Strong Prospectus for Agricultural Growth in Fitzroy Food Bowl
Algae’s next for trade success
Fee waiver to provide relief for Port Stephens oyster farmers
Widespread water protest planned
Communities and industry to have their say as NSW accelerates renewable energy transition
Traceability group up and running
Iowa State recognized for spurring innovation, talent and economic wellbeing
NYS families to access more fresh produce via $8M USDA grant
FAO opens Global Forum for Animal Feed and Feed Regulators
No modelling as Labor destroys jobs of 3000
Growing Tasmania’s hemp industry
Gains for breeding program from US trip
Livestock sustainability on menu
APS Industrial Action continues
Wild Dog Fence fast tracked
On Farm Connectivity Program
Bull shark tagging underway for new research project
Growing NZ cities eat up fertile land – but housing and food production can co-exist
ACCC must investigate supermarket meal prices
Disaster survey must for fire-affected farmers
2023 Full Year Result & Proposed Final Dividend
China Trade Mission success
Rio Tinto Kennecott donates $10 million to Museum of Utah
FAO Food Outlook predicts declining international trade in some basic foodstuffs
Globally Important Agricultural Heritage Systems: Andorra and Austria earn their first, while Asian countries get six new designations
2022 Graham Gregory Award winner
Help us bring National Biosecurity Strategy to life
Mustering helicopter accident highlights risk of wirestrikes
How good is this year’s fodder?
Eyre Peninsula’s town of Wudinna named Ag Town of the Year 2023
Government witholds vital information from Senate on Murray-Darling Basin Bill
Giving native fish at Menindee Lakes and Lower Darling-Baaka a better chance
Rabobank showcases Tasmanian agriculture in partnership with Network 10 ‘Farm to Fork’ cooking show
New approach to understanding Aboriginal foodways
NFF releases funding priorities ahead of Federal Budget
El Niño: FAO’s updated Anticipatory Action and Response Plan urgently requires $160 million to support over 4.8 million people through March 2024
Second annual coral reef fin fish closure imminent
Hamilton plastic recycler finalist in state award
Labor’s Basin plans will result in higher food prices, farmers warn
Cornell’s military veterans share their histories
ISU researchers hunt for hard-to-spot genetic links to improve crop and livestock breeding
Cornell honored for work with international scholars
National stakeholder workshop for piloting the WHO global guidance framework for the responsible use of the life science in Uganda
Two awards recognize FAO’s innovative use of geospatial technologies