Current submissions by WAFarmers

WAFarmers has completed several submissions recently and is continuing to work on a number of others. WAFarmers recently made a submission to the Inquiry regarding the industry structures and systems governing the imposition of and disbursement of marketing and research and development (R&D) levies in the agricultural sector. To view our submission, click here. The regulation of genetically modified organisms is currently ensured by the State’s Gene Technology Act 2006. This Act reflects the provisions

WA Farmers December 12, 2014

Captive Bolt Gun licensing

Farmers who find it necessary to humanely slaughter livestock are advised that they are legally allowed to license a Captive Bolt Gun provided they have a genuine need and reason to do so. In order to license a Cat E class Captive Bolt Gun, a farmer must address Section 11A, concerning genuine reason, as well as Section 11B, concerning genuine need, of the state’s Firearms Act 1973. Under Section 11A (2) (a)-(f) of the State’s

WA Farmers December 12, 2014

Wool Selling Systems Review calls for submissions

Australian Wool Innovation (AWI) has commissioned the Wool Selling Systems Review (WSSR) on behalf of Australian woolgrowers. The objective of the WSSR is to improve the returns received by growers for their wool. A Review Panel has been appointed to direct the WSSR and they have publicised their desire for a highly consultative process, encouraging input from all sectors of the industry, particularly Australian woolgrowers. The Review Panel has released an Issues Paper (which is

WA Farmers December 12, 2014