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NFF responds to Agriculture Ministers’ meeting

The National Farmers’ Federation (NFF) has welcomed the National Statement on Climate Change and Agriculture, signed off by agriculture ministers at their meeting in Perth

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Statement on stalled EU negotiations

Statement by NFF Chief Executive, Tony Mahar (Brussels) We support the Australian Government’s decision to continue working with the EU towards a high quality trade

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Statement on EU free trade negotiations

Comments attributable to NFF Chief Executive, Tony Mahar (Brussels) Australian negotiators must continue to hold the line to ensure a fair and commercially meaningful deal

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The NFF represents the interests of farmers across a broad range of public policy areas. Select one of our priority issues below to learn more about the NFF’s position.

Animal Welfare

The NFF has zero tolerance for animal cruelty. Our main aim is to improve animal husbandry and to develop best practice for production animals.

Biosecurity

The NFF recognises Australia’s biosecurity system is fundamental to the success of our agriculture industries.

Climate Change

The NFF recognises that climate change poses a significant challenge for Australian farmers. As a nation, we must act to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Farm Safety

The NFF represents the farming sector in addressing key workplace issues such as annual wage decisions and chronic labour shortage.

Trade

The NFF understands the success of Australian agriculture is heavily linked to international trade. More than 70% of our farm production is exported.

Workforce

The NFF’s top priority is safeguarding the safety and wellbeing of farmers, farm workers and families, with a target of zero farm fatalities by 2030.

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