Have your say in the future of farm sector representation in Australia. Register http://ausagvoice.questionpro.com/[here].
Newgate Research had been appointed to undertake an independent review of representation across local, state and national levels.
Newgate Research has already conducted extensive consultations, including interviews with farming organisations and peak bodies, as well as focus groups with grass-roots farmers.
The NFF is now inviting farmers to take part in a quantitative study online.
The survey closes at the end of June.
Further information is http://www.nff.org.au/read/4596/farmers-encouraged-have-their-say-on.html[here].
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