If you have been impacted by supply disruptions and rising input costs and want to know how to manage the risks. Or you want to hear and see how innovation and new ag technologies are working on other farms so you can assess the risk vs reward for your own business. Join WAFarmers with agricultural experts, researchers and other farmers to learn how you can improve your business through risk management.
The two day event includes our inaugural Farms and Industry Tour; You get to kick the dirt at leading agricultural enterprises including methane-reducing sheep feed trials, innovative feedlot and drainage systems, high-welfare poultry production, a large-scale rotary dairy and the CBH Albany Grain Terminal. The two-day program also includes a Sundowner, Conference Day with a comprehensive line up of key speakers, followed by the CBH Group Gala Dinner, combining local food, entertainment and opportunities to build valuable industry connections. Full details found here.
Discounted Early Bird tickets now on sale. Or call 94862100 for more details.
“The curious task of economics is to demonstrate to men how little they really know about what they imagine they can design” Friedrich Hayek 25 Feb 2025: the State Minister for Agriculture announced a $3.3m to Beaufort Rivier Abattoir as part of the live export transition. 25 Feb 2025: Beaufort
Toodyay landholder Tony Maddox fought back tears before heading into WA’s Supreme Court to appeal a criminal conviction for building a culvert on his private land on Friday. Maddox, a former real estate agent, was convicted under the Aboriginal Land Heritage Act 1972 last year after he was charged and
This is yet another instalment in my running theme: the State rail debacle. A saga of privatisation, monopoly infrastructure, and governments that appear to have misplaced both the keys and the contract. Twenty-five years after Western Australia leased out its freight rail network, one basic question still has no straight answer:
When Tony Maddox walks into the Supreme Court tomorrow, Friday, February 20, supporters say he will be carrying more than his own defence. He will be testing how Aboriginal heritage law applies to freehold farmland across WA. The Toodyay farmer has pursued a judge-only appeal against his conviction for breaching
There are moments in public policy when you read a document, glance at the date, and briefly wonder whether someone has accidentally fed the printer a filing from another era. The Western Australian Planning Commission’s draft Renewable Energy Planning Code is one such moment. Released for public comment at the
