April 2, 2019

Date of publication:  23 November 2018 It’s easy to be a free rider, to be a leaner rather than a lifter.  We see it all

Date of publication:  9 November 2018 Farmers long ago worked out that the safest topic to talk over the farm fence to friends, neighbours, in

Date of publication: 21 November 2018 Today is National Agriculture Day; a day to stop and consider where your food and fibre comes from, and

Date of publication: 23 October 2018 The anti-live export campaign in Australian is driven by millions of dollars of international funds to shut down a

Date of publication: December 2018 The Australian farming sector is one of the least subsidised in the world and as a direct result it is

Date of publication: 8 October 2018 The vast majority of food found in your local supermarket has been produced with the aid of agricultural chemicals;

Date of publication: 28 September 2018 Modern communication across the Western Australian Wheatbelt is totally reliant on two key forms of infrastructure; road transport and

Date of publication:  1 November 2018 I read with interest in the Friday October 26 West Australian, Christie Kingston’s article Farmers on the Front Line

Date of publication: 18 September 2018 European agriculture is drowning in a sea of red and green tape driven by activist anti-farming Non-Government Organisations (NGOs)

Date of publication: 7 March 2019 In a past life working for ministers across the various primary industry portfolios as well as a State Premier,