GrainGrowers National Policy Group met via teleconference on 17 and 18 March to discuss a range of topics including biosecurity, telecommunications, sustainability, the R&D system, trade and competition policy.
An overview of the process that will be followed on Australia’s appeal of the anti-dumping and countervailing duty measures on Australian barley imposed by China.
Khapra beetle is a serious agricultural pest that poses a major threat to the Australian grains industry. While Australia currently holds the status of pest-free for khapra beetle, it is…
The Australian grains industry sustainability framework, Behind Australian Grain (or the Framework), encompassing the whole value chain, was developed to strengthen our industry’s sustainability and assist in ensuring we continue…
GrainGrowers’ National Policy Group (NPG) met via video conference on 16 and 22 September. The NPG endorsed two new policy positions (Liquid Fuel and People and Capability Policies) and discussed the…
GrainGrowers has launched Carbon Calculators compared for Australian grain growers, a research report for growers looking to measure greenhouse gas, or carbon dioxide equivalent emissions on-farm. It compares five tools…
GrainGrowers’ National Policy Group met via video conference on 28 July 2020 due to COVID restrictions. The use of this technology enabled the group to discuss a range of important…
Biosecurity is critical to ecologically sustainable development, and agricultural and environmental performance. Enduring profitability of the grains sector relies on the contribution Australia’s biosecurity system delivers for economic prosperity and…
Given climate variability, the Australian grains industry seeks to maintain its domestic and global competitiveness while reducing emissions and increasing carbon sequestration. The industry has and will continue to adapt…