All posts tagged "agribusiness"

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  News and Views

  Good news for kaffir lime leaf growers

  Commercial kaffir lime leaf growers can now transport kaffir lime leaves to interstate markets for culinary purposes after a protocol detailing an...

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  279

  Small Farms

  Fair Work Commission’s two week notice unfair for farmers

  The Victorian Farmers Federation (VFF) is dismayed by the Fair Work Commission’s decision to give farmers only two weeks to introduce new...

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  Small Farms

  New tool for wine exporters

  Wine Australia has launched ‘Market Explorer’ – an online, interactive tool for current and potential wine exporters, providing unprecedented access to export...

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  Broadacre

  Sustainable sugar ticks market boxes

  CANEGROWERS has achieved exciting progress in having Queensland sugar produced by Smartcane BMP accredited growers recognised as sustainable in Australia and internationally.

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  News and Views

  Bright future for forestry fisheries and horticulture

  The outlook for the forest, seafood and horticulture sectors is bright despite clear risks, with continued growth both in Australia and overseas...

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  News and Views

  Driving innovation in agriculture

  Minister for Agriculture David Littleproud has released a report which aims to set a new strategic vision for rural innovation and help...

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  Small Farms

  Value of Aussie fresh vegetable exports increases over 11%

  Australian vegetable growers are benefiting from strong demand for locally-grown vegetables in key export markets and investment in increasing their exporting capabilities,...

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  News and Views

  Dairy wins in Indonesia-Australia trade deal

  All remaining tariffs on dairy exports into Indonesia will eventually be scrapped as part of a new economic partnership agreement signed by...

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  Broadacre

  Australia positioned for big wheat growth in Myanmar

  The Australian wheat industry is looking to Myanmar as an increasingly important and valued market in the South East Asian region.

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  Plantations struggle to keep up with growing wood demand

  The demand for wood products is forecast to continue to rise towards 2050, based on a report released by the Australian Bureau...