The National Farmers’ Federation (NFF) is the peak national body representing farmers and, more broadly, agriculture across Australia. It is one of Australia’s foremost and respected advocacy organisations. Since its inception in 1979, the NFF has earned a reputation as a leader in the identification, development and achievement of policy outcomes – championing issues affecting farmers and dedicated to the advancement of Australian agriculture.
The NFF advocates on behalf of Australian farmers and the broader agricultural sector, ensuring their priorities are heard by government and decision-makers. Through policy development, research and engagement, the NFF works to secure practical outcomes that support productive, profitable and sustainable agriculture.
The 2030 Roadmap is Australian agriculture’s plan for a $100bn industry, mapping out the steps required to reach our vision. Based on current trajectory, we are forecast to reach this milestone four years ahead of schedule.
A strong, science-based biosecurity system and high standards of animal welfare are fundamental to the success of Australian agriculture. The NFF works to maintain Australia’s reputation as a trusted producer of food and fibre.
The NFF leads and supports campaigns that raise awareness of Australian agriculture, advocate for better policy outcomes and bring industry together around issues that matter to farmers.
Farm businesses are the foundation of Australian agriculture. The NFF works to create the economic and business conditions that enable farmers to invest, innovate and grow.
The future of Australian agriculture depends on natural resources. The NFF works tirelessly to ensure environmental and climate initiatives are practical, science-based and support productive agriculture.
Digital capability is critical to the future productivity and competitiveness of Australian agriculture. The NFF champions investment to enable Australian agriculture to remain globally competitive.
Strong rural communities are essential to the success of Australian agriculture. The NFF strongly advocates to improve the services, infrastructure and opportunities that help regional communities thrive.
Thriving farm businesses depend on fair and competitive markets. The NFF works to strengthen market access and create new opportunities for Australian agriculture, both domestically and internationally.
A skilled and sustainable workforce is essential to the future of Australian agriculture. The NFF addresses workforce challenges by improving access to skills, training and labour.
