The Australian Government is investing $10 million through the Climate Services for Agriculture program to help farm businesses increase drought and climate resilience.
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$14.5m surge in capacity to respond to changing khapra beetle threat
The Australian grain and horticulture industry will be better protected from the threat of khapra beetle following a $14.5 million investment to strengthen biosecurity measures at the border.
Backing Australian farmers to expand horizons in 2021
The Australian Government is investing $72.7 million to help Australian farming, forestry and fishing exporters to expand and diversify their export markets in 2021 as part of its Agri-Business Expansion Initiative.
Organics Industry Advisory Group
An Organics Industry Advisory Group representing producers, manufacturers, exporters, importers and retailers will be established to ensure our regulatory framework is fit-for-purpose going forward.
New directors to lead us into the AgriFutures
Minister for Agriculture, Drought and Emergency Management, David Littleproud, has appointed the next AgriFutures Australia non-executive directors for a three-year term commencing on 1 October 2020.
Budget 2020-21 – Backing our farmers, supporting disaster recovery and protecting Australians
The Australian Government has invested $328 million to grow our food and fibre exports as part of our Economic Recovery Plan for Australia and our commitment to supporting the farm sector’s goal to become a $100 billion industry by 2030.
Federal Budget 2020: What it means for agriculture
National Australia Bank’s (NAB) team of leading economists has broken down the 2020 Federal Budget, looking at what it means for Australian agribusinesses.
Federal budget supercharges entire meat supply chain
The Australian Meat Industry Council (AMIC) strongly applauds the Morrison Government on backing the rural and regional red meat supply chain to help Australia recover from COVID-19. The October 2020 Federal Budget will turbo-boost red meat exports, a sector which provides 200,000 direct and indirect jobs, underpin business investment, drive farmgate returns and support affiliated rural and regional supply chains.