The National Farmers’ Federation (NFF) Annual Review 2009-10 provides an in-depth rundown on the peak farm body’s key activities, policy agenda and lobbying and advocacy priorities over the past 12 months.
It includes feature articles on key initiatives, as well as reports by NFF President David Crombie, NFF CEO Ben Fargher and reports by each of the NFF’s senior management team, covering the portfolio areas of:
* Economics and Trade – with Charlie McElhone;
* Natural Resource Management – with Deb Kerr;
* Public Affairs – with Brett Heffernan;
* Rural Affairs – with Sam Nelson; and
* Workplace Relations – with Denita Wawn.
To see the full Annual Review 2009-10 in http://walshmedia.realviewtechnologies.com/?xml=National_Farmers_Federation[realview], click here.
For a PDF version of the Annual Review 2009-10 – along with the Yearbook 2009-10, which includes reports for NFF member organsiations – visit the http://www.nff.org.au/publications.html[Publications page] of this site.
Hardcopies are available from the NFF while stocks last. Call (02) 6273 3855.
Australian farmers. An important part of Australia’s future.
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