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Enter the 2026 Calendar Photo Competition
Have a favourite farm photo you'd love to share? GrainGrowers’ annual Calendar Photo Competition is your chance to share the beauty of everyday life on the farm and show off your photography skills.
National Policy Group
The National Policy Group provides input into, review and approval of GrainGrowers’ national policy positions developed on behalf of all Australian grain growers.
Fertiliser reports
GrainGrowers publishes a fortnightly fertiliser report by Argus Media, including commentary on nitrogen, phosphates and potash, and some of Argus’ key price assessments for the Australian market.
Low carbon liquid fuel in Australia
GrainGrowers has released a new report, Reaping the Benefits: How Australian Grain and Oilseeds Can Support Australia's Low-Carbon Fuel Security, exploring how low-carbon fuels from local grains can reduce emissions and boost sovereign supply.
Spray application and drift management online resources hub
A grower-focused online hub providing interactive resources on spray application and drift management.
Farm Safety Resources
GrainGrowers' farm safety resources aim to provide practical, useful tools for grain growers to improve their workplace health and safety practices on the farm, particularly around machinery.
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Paddock Perspective | Tom Curry - Bethungra, NSW
Hi, I’m Tom Curry, and I farm in southern New South Wales, in the triangle between Cootamundra, Junee and Temora. Our mixed farming operation spans around 3,700 acres, combining cropping and livestock. The land is varied, consisting mainly of loamy red soils with some clay. We also have lighter, not quite gravelly country out in the hills that we don’t crop, which is better suited to pasture.
Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanisms (CBAM) – Implications for Australian Agriculture
The climate policy landscape in Australia has been rapidly evolving, with the government grappling with a complex and fast-moving set of challenges and considerations. Over the past year, several new sector-specific strategies, including the Agriculture and Land Sector Plan, have been developed to support the country's legislated emissions reduction targets.