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Minister Sowing Her Seeds
Every state agricultural Minister leaves their particular mark on the portfolio. Some grow the farm, some just keep the farm ticking over and others allow
Every state agricultural Minister leaves their particular mark on the portfolio. Some grow the farm, some just keep the farm ticking over and others allow
Having dealt with WAfarmers and the PGA in one form or another over the past 25 years working in the political world, I am very
The Northern Cattle Industry is heavily reliant on the live export trade. The live export cattle trade in WA is reliant on the 120
In 2017, I swapped life as Chief of Staff to the Minister for Agriculture working out of an office overlooking the Swan River, to working
We all know that running any sort of agricultural business is complex and comes with uncontrollable risk – commodity price fluctuations, unpredictable weather, global economies
WAFarmers has appointed Trevor Whittington as the Chief Executive Officer (CEO), who brings a wealth of political and agricultural experience which will position the organisation
What is the link between lobster, kangaroo and karri besides the fact that they are all iconic native local products that are available to consumers;
WAFarmers is extremely disappointed in the allegations that the footage from the Awassi Express in 2016 were fabricated and animal activists groups may have mislead
In response to recent discussions had at the WA Shearing Industry Association (WASIA) general meeting regarding the major issue of overweight bales being delivered to
Western Australian farmers should take the time to read two brilliant opinion pieces by Jane Marwick The Great Lobster Grab and Paul Murray The Sods
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