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WAFarmers represents 1150 farm businesses and has 4000 individual members across the Wheatbelt, Great Southern and South West of the state. As an advocacy organisation,

At the Dowerin Field Day, attendees will find in their Field Day Program, a link to a Farm Weekly run poll that will allow farmers

The state government, or as lawyers like to call it ‘The Crown’, has the ultimate say over what happens to the lands that it oversees.

Around 400 BC a Chinese philosopher by the name of Mencius said “People can have a long term life plan only if they know their

We find that whole communities suddenly fix their minds upon one object, and go mad in its pursuit; that millions of people become simultaneously impressed

Copyright is a key legal principle that allows the creative amongst us to defend the ownership of our creative endeavours. Countries that are weak on

Reading back over the achievements of our past Premiers it has become obvious to me that history is a harsh judge of political achievement with

Listening to Tony Seabrook President of the PGA, debating WAFarmers President Rhys Turton on the ABC Country Hour last week, reminded me of the former

The Pastoralists and Graziers Association recently launched a campaign to have the full cost of private schooling fees for regional students made fully tax deductable. 

Adam Smith, the famous 18th Century Scottish economist, was the first to recognise that improvements in agriculture is one of the founding drivers of economic