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Bill delivers new water bores and certainty for Queensland landholders
Ag Apprenticeship Idea Praised At National Skills Week
Footy’s Favourite Farmer Shows Care For Community
New Funding For Road Damage, Drought Resilience
JCU Researchers Advancing AI For Agriculture
Footy’s Favourite Farmer Has Community At Heart
Environmental Law Reform Must Make Sense For Farmers
Farmers Cheer Border Security Boost
Government introduces stronger protections for dogs
AgVic and VicPol working together for Victoria’s livestock producers
Pakenham East Naming Update 25 August
Applications Open For Business Partnership Program
Jail Time For Animal Cruelty Charges
GRDC Southern Panel Welcomes New Members
Statement on Prime Minister’s comments on the Regional Investment Corporation
Is It Time To End Farrowing Crates In Pig Farming?
Farmers underwhelmed by intergovernmental biosecurity review
Farming to get easier with improved freshwater farm plans
How an ancient document secured the power of the ‘first King of England’
Nats’ Steak Sangas Back For Agquip
Farmers Push For Productivity Plan
Travellers Urged To Check Luggage For Hitchhiking Toads
NSW Must Modernise Domestic And Stock Water Use Rights
Warning On Water Review
Helping Ararat Rural City Families Make Ends Meet Through the Drought
$18.3 million for oxygenation to support the recovery of the Maugean skate
Decision allows salmon farming to continue in Macquarie Harbour
NFF welcomes launch of national food security strategy process
Ag industry sends signal to government: Mobile coverage obligation must deliver
New Forum, Familiar Favourites To Feature At AgQuip
Legumes lost to heat: storage failures costing farmers and processors: study
NFF outlines six key areas to unlock productivity gains at ag roundtable 
New code of welfare for farmed deer
Underfunded, Toothless And Lacking Transparency
NFF and Samoa reaffirm shared commitment to sustainable PALM scheme
No Roadmap To Repair
Productivity Commission provides the right middle ground on AI regulation
Risk Of Red Imported Fire Ant In Imported Fodder
Agriculture’s voice secured at Treasurer’s economic reform roundtable
Pairing genomics and weather data to make crop predictions more powerful
Australia’s Largest Inland Oyster Festival Set to Make Waves in Rooty Hill
Mia Mia farmer pleads guilty to animal welfare and traceability offences
New Funding For Traceability Reforms
Growers Winning War On Weeds
Psychedelics; future pharma; frog saunas; snakes in shops; parasites; hungry astronauts – Science Week is days away
How can the Government fix productivity? Start by cutting the red tape
Productivity powwow with Craig Van Rooyen, Van Rooyen Group
Benchmarking To Help Growers Better Manage Urea