Th e mandatory levies paid by grain producers are the topic of a survey currently being conducted, asking growers to have their say on...

By Jim Moran , Victoria Grains Biosecurity Officer   With spring looming, growers are looking ahead to harvest. Warmer days and maturing...

Detection of khapra beetle in imported products this month has reignited calls from farmer representative groups to have a container levy...

Australia's canola plantings could significantly increase and boost a biofuel industry domestically following a Federal Government...

Grain Producers Australia is urging growers, industry stakeholders and the general public to remain vigilant on biosecurity after the...

As work continues by Commonwealth, state and territory governments to respond to the detection of khapra beetle in imported goods, Grain...

As work continues to track down cartons of nappy pants following a detection of khapra beetle larvae on September 7, industry leaders...

Grain Producers Australia welcomes today’s announcement on the Federal Government’s $1.1 billion Cleaner Fuels Program; including by...

Expectations the Federal Government will outline the agriculture and land sector plan for reducing emissions shortly has farm leaders...

A commitment by the Federal Labor Government to support low-carbon fuel production has been welcomed by Australian farmers. New revenue...

A reminder to respect private property and biosecurity controls has been put out this week by Grain Producers Australia. Farm Weekly...

Grain Producers Australia is calling for agri-tourists to stop and think about biosecurity risks and other dangers, before entering grain farms, to try to take selfies in flowering canola crops. GPA Chief Executive, Colin Bettles, said he understood the temptation to stop and take photographs of golden canola crops, given the spectacular natural imagery on display in grain cropping regions throughout the nation, during the current flowering season. But he said snapping an Ins