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Taking Stock: Suicide prevention tool for Australia’s farmers
Farmers want on-ground help to reduce emissions and maintain profitability
ARTC Inland Rail and NSW Farmers Association release information pack for farmers
We’re transforming way food is produced on Peninsula
AgForce wins fight for transparency in veg management
Grants assessor teams to visit Murray River communities
Goulburn Mulwaree Award Finalists 2023
RuralInvest toolkit fosters access to finance for small and medium-sized agricultural enterprises
Living in Eurobodalla: What brings you here?
IWD2023 Applications open for Diversity in Agriculture Leadership Program
Government extends business support package to Wairarapa
Farmers warn of fire risk as La Nina departs
Rains bring record-breaking year for farmers
Frontline communities shut out on buybacks meetings
Farm sector overcomes flooding to break new output record
La Nina’s last hurrah as drier conditions expected ahead
Webinar: Are you tender ready to develop the Carbon Farming Outreach Program’s training package?
Art Gallery announces Regional Artist Program for 2023
Farmers board tour success
Government approves $26 million grant extension for farmers and growers
AgForce opposes Government ban on live sheep export
Statement on Independent Panel on live sheep export
New soil sampling unit available for farming community
New data sources and methods to inform Australian agriculture
Helping farmers to navigate green tape
UNHCR’s Innovation Fund awards projects designed by refugees for refugees
Put dairy ponds on your farm ‘to do’ list, says EPA
Government must consult farmers on superannuation changes
Problem weed evolves to grow in Queensland’s summer
ATTENTION FOODIES AND FARM FANS: The Scenic Rim Farm Gate Trails will be held on Sunday April 2 and Saturday August 26
‘Tide to Tip’ event uncovers few surprises
AgForce welcomes new initiative to attract rural workers
Further proof farm battery subsidy is good for farmers, food and climate
Proper Littles: a party (pie) in your mouth
Liberals failing to protect state’s farmers
Farmers for Climate Action backs transmission line payment scheme
Lismore responds to flood report
Tip-off pays off as illicit tobacco uprooted in joint raids
Labor buybacks fail basin communities
Inquiry into forestry slash and land use welcome, but more needed
Statement on water buybacks
Farmers welcome focus on supply chain
Free community event ‘Cultured’ brings chamber music to civic square
Cyclone Gabrielle – Assistance
Westpac NZ increases Cyclone Gabrielle and flooding support to $4 million
How glut and too much guac became ice cream dream
Government details $25 million to Cyclone Gabrielle primary sector recovery
New resident Night great success