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Farmers, tradies frustrated by government refusal
Five more years for our popular markets
High Country people, places celebrated in Rosalie Gallery photographic exhibition
New campaign launched to encourage purchase and consumption of locally grown fruit and veg
Proposed temporary change to allow mixed waste burning on East Coast rural land
Feds can’t rest on competition reform
Winter crop production to fall from consecutive record highs
12 women announced to help close agriculture’s gender gap
Making green spaces more manageable for volunteers
AWU wins another major legal victory for horticulture workers
Eligible supplier search underway for the On Farm Connectivity Program
Almost 2000 new koala trees to be planted across shire
11 projects funded through Weeds Action Fund
Time to play fair to end cattle class action pain
Keeping roads safe during sowing
Commission to dig into rural connectivity options
New trade opportunities with UK for Aussie producers
Cheaper fertiliser relief for farmers
Government buries good news “like a dog with a bone”
‘Improved affordability ahead’ – Rabobank fertiliser outlook
Community ideas to deliver Murray-Darling Basin Plan
Statement on reappointment of Mick Keogh
Activists ought to be called out on harassment tactics
Farmers, families feeling pinch on milk prices
Cornell, Feed the Future collaboration expands options for farmers in Costa Rica
NSW Farmers set target for EID
Draft Budget released
Life gets harder for regional Victorians under Labor’s budget
Cr Liesbeth Long – Maryborough Advertiser
New York FarmNet cultivates stability for farming families
More Time For Victorian Farmers To Apply For Flood Assistance
New course to teach farmers about carbon, climate change and drought
You can have your say and play your way
Clock is ticking for grace period on tax scheme
Call for flood review to prevent future risk
Russia-Ukraine International Armed Conflict: A farmer injured, underscoring huge risks of mines for entire communities
More Time For Victorian Farmers To Apply For Flood Assistance
Crucial transport link between Wairoa and Napier to reopen this weekend
Nationals to scrap Labor’s new fresh food tax
Forestry sector must compensate for slash damage
Sensor network benefits oyster industry
Call for common sense reversal on budget cut
More Recovery Work To Repair Our Flood Damaged Roads
Scrapping dam will hold back food production
FAO warns of potentially devastating Moroccan Locust outbreak in Afghanistan’s wheat basket
Compost week about more than just healthy soil
Farmers welcome help to cut emissions
One stop shop for Biosecurity updates