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LOCUST RISK RISES AHEAD OF SPRING IN NORTH-WEST VICTORIA
Landholders in north-west Victoria are being urged to prepare for a higher risk of Australian plague locust activity this spring.
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5 hours ago1 min read


VEGETABLE SECTOR UNDER PRESSURE AS PRICES FALL
The latest figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics show vegetable prices fell 4.1% in the year to July despite a rise in overall inflation, including food and non-alcoholic beverages.
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5 hours ago1 min read


VICTORIAN POULTRY HOUSING REQUIREMENTS EXTENDED
Poultry owners in southern and coastal parts of Victoria will be required to continue housing their birds for at least another 28 days, as H5 bird flu detections continue among wild birds.
Dan Crouch
6 days ago1 min read


Canola tourists urged to stay out of crops
South Australian grain producers are urging tourists enjoying the State’s flowering canola crops to stay on the right side of the fence.
Jess Dempster
Aug 241 min read


DAIRY INDUSTRY CALLS FOR VISA PRIORITY TO BE RESTORED
Australian Dairy Farmers is calling on the Federal Government to urgently reverse a change to visa processing which has pushed many skilled dairy workers to the back of the queue.
Dan Crouch
Aug 241 min read


Regional Tech Hub Closes After Six Years
The National Farmers’ Federation has confirmed the Regional Tech Hub has closed after six years supporting rural, regional and remote Australians with independent phone and internet advice.
Jess Dempster
Aug 111 min read


VFF Urges Action on Bushfire Inquiry
The Victorian Farmers Federation says the latest Parliamentary Inquiry into the state's 2026 summer bushfires must lead to action, warning farmers cannot afford another review without meaningful change.
Jess Dempster
Aug 21 min read


Farmers Urged to Check Dams After Winter Rain
Agriculture Victoria is encouraging farmers to inspect farm dams following widespread rainfall across the state's north-east.
Jess Dempster
Jul 301 min read


Victorian Farmers Federation to hit the ground running with new Premier
The Victorian Farmers Federation says it plans to hit the ground running and work with newly elected Victorian Premier Ben Carroll to deliver stronger outcomes for agriculture and regional communities.
Jess Dempster
Jul 291 min read


Questions Raised after Syngenta Exits Paraquat Market
Australia's grain industry is seeking answers after crop protection giant Syngenta announced it will stop supplying paraquat-containing products in Australia and New Zealand, citing commercial reasons for the decision.
Jess Dempster
Jul 282 min read


GROWERS URGED TO PREPARE FOR SPRING LOCUST RISK
South Australian growers are being encouraged to prepare for an increased risk of Australian plague locust activity this spring, following widespread breeding conditions created by late summer rainfall.
Dan Crouch
Jul 271 min read


Farm Sector Disappointed by Higher US Tariffs
The National Farmers' Federation has criticised the United States' decision to increase tariffs on Australian exports from 10 to 12.5%.
Dan Crouch
Jul 271 min read


NSW Farmers Push for Sheep eID Delay
NSW Farmers is calling for the mandatory rollout of electronic identification tags for sheep and farmed goats to be delayed until January 2029, two years later than the current timeframe.
Jess Dempster
Jul 271 min read


Growers Encouraged to Understand Supermarket Code Protections
Australian horticulture growers supplying major supermarket retailers are being encouraged to take part in new training aimed at improving their understanding of their rights and protections.
Dan Crouch
Jul 221 min read


National Farm Safety Week Highlights Ongoing Toll
As National Farm Safety Week gets underway, Farmsafe Australia has launched its 2026 Safer Farms Report alongside a national campaign encouraging every person in agriculture to recognise the influence they have on the people around them.
Jess Dempster
Jul 201 min read


VFF backs Right to Repair reforms
The Victorian Farmers Federation is urging the Federal Government to extend Australia's Right to Repair framework to agricultural machinery, arguing farmers should have greater freedom to choose who repairs essential equipment.
Jess Dempster
Jul 171 min read


Young Victorian farmers offered $10,000 skills scholarships
Young Victorian farmers and farm workers are being offered grants of up to $10,000 to build new skills and invest in their businesses through Agriculture Victoria’s 2026 scholarship program.
Dan Crouch
Jul 151 min read


Industry says H5 Bird Flu risk remains low for Dairy
Australia's dairy industry says the risk of H5 avian influenza to dairy cattle remains low, with no detections of the virus recorded in Australian livestock.
Dan Crouch
Jul 151 min read


Foreign Farm Sale Sparks Calls for Review
The National Farmers' Federation is calling for a review of the approval process behind the sale of Tasmania's largest farm, arguing questions remain over whether Australian buyers were placed at a disadvantage.
Jess Dempster
Jul 101 min read


Adelaide Plains piggery owners face animal cruelty charges
Five people linked to an Adelaide Plains piggery are facing dozens of animal cruelty charges following an investigation by the RSPCA South Australia.
Jess Dempster
Jul 91 min read
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