Grain Producers Australia welcomes the long-term commitment made by the Grains Research and Development Corporation (GRDC) to further...

The daily commitment of Australian grain producers to biosecurity protections and preventions in their everyday businesses, is critical...

The 2025 Farmer Mates Mental Health field day series rolls into Western Australia this week at the Dowerin Machinery Field Days, with...

Grain producers will retain the use of fenitrothion for stored grain treatment, but use for insect control will be phased out over the...

Prompted by recent reports that the US-based Mormon Church has purchased around $490 million in Australian farmland in the past 12...

A panel discussing farmer mental health and wellbeing was the stage for former deputy prime minister Barnaby Joyce and Farmer Mates Mental Health Initiative Ambassador and Aussie cricketing legend Brad Hogg. Farm Online reported on the NSWFarmers Tamworth brand event and highlighted Brad's commitment to mental health with Grain Producers Australia's national program. "I've spent a lot of time at field days over the last few years with the Farmer Mates Mental Health program, a

While he is well-known for his cricketing prowess and personality, Brad Hogg is now focusing on supporting the mental health and...

Concerns that Australia's free-trade agreement with the United States leaves Australian farmland open for largely unchecked purchases by...

The rain was the talk of the town at day two of AgQuip in Gunnedah, New South Wales, as reported by NBN News. Grain Producers Australia...

Australia’s biggest field day, AgQuip, will set the stage for the launch of the 2025 Farmer Mates Mental Health Initiative Field Day series. Program Ambassador and Aussie cricketing favourite Brad Hogg will be leading discussions on building strong relationships, supporting one another, and facing seasonal challenges together. A special AgQuip event hosted by NSW Farmers Tamworth District Branch will be held at Tamworth West Leagues Club on Tuesday, 19 August at 6pm. The e

Questions around Australia's foreign investment regulations have been sparked by significant purchase of Aussie farmland by US companies. Focus on the issue of farmland purchases not requiring approval from Australia's Foreign Investment Review Board when purchases are below $1.46 billion, was raised by Grain Producers Australia. The Weekly Times reported that a recent level of buying activity had spurred GPA to call for an inquiry into whether the rules needed to be overhaul

The Grain Producers Australia (GPA) is calling for a review of foreign investment rules that currently allow U.S. investors to purchase...