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Will El Niño send food prices soaring this summer?
"Models indicate the current event is likely to become the strongest El Niño event on record, with reliable records dati...
Australia’s looming wheat shortfall could have global repercussions
Farmers are cutting wheat plantings and fertiliser use as the Iran war drives up costs and dry weather worsens condition...
Countries urged to curb factory farming to meet climate goals
Garrahy said some have branded food as a distraction from the key task of tackling fossil fuels.
“It’s an all-you-can-eat buffet”: How mice are feasting on farmers’ profits
In a typical season, farmers expect to see some rodent activity, however grain growers in NSW are battling “significantl...
Coles kicks off national fundraising campaign with $1 million donation
Funds will be provided to the Country Women’s Association to provide grants to drought-affected farming families.
Australia urgently needs real sustainable agriculture policy
Australia has a sustainable agriculture policy vacuum, after years of a fragmented, stop-start approach.
In 100 years’ time, maybe our food won’t be grown in soil
How we manage food and our environments needs very long-term, inspired thinking.
How sustainable products helped Honest to Goodness make its mark in Australia
Inside FMCG interviews co-founder Matt Ward in Sri Lanka.
Honest to Goodness doubles down on sustainability
This online retailer just switched its warehouse to 100 per cent renewable energy.
Cressy local wins 2016 Rabobank Simplot Young Grower Award
Will Green receives prestigious Young Grower Award for innovative farming practices.
