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Ecological Knowledge System (EKS)


The NFF supports the development of a transparent information source and biodiversity assessment capability for the Nature Repair Market that is aligned to support a range of market methodologies. It is essential that the Nature Repair Committee maintain a priority focus on undertaking work to deliver EKS coverage across all of Australia. This will ensure […]

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6 months ago


Nature Repair (Replanting Native Forest and Woodand Ecosystems) Methodology Determination 2024


In recognition that more options are a positive outcome for landholders, the NFF expresses our in-principle support for the development of a methodology for the replanting of native forest and woodland ecosystems. This proposed methodology falls far short of Government’s intended vision and aspiration of a Nature Repair Market. This methodology appears to be more […]

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6 months ago


National Drought Policy


Drought is a fundamental characteristic of Australia’s landscape and agricultural sector. Along with other climate challenges, Australian producers have demonstrated intrinsic resilience in the face of historical periods of drought, with the sector delivering sustained growth over many decades.A key factor of the sector’s resilience is the recognition of drought as an ever-present business risk […]

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6 months ago


Farmers fire up over invasive ant response: A risk to farming and the Aussie BBQ


The National Farmers’ Federation warns that the Federal Government’s dismal response to the Red Imported Fire Ant Senate Inquiry Report will come back to bite. In the Government’s response to the Senate inquiry, it says it has confidence in the National Fire Ant Eradication Program (NFAEP) and its delivery, and is not committing funding beyond […]

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7 months ago


Final warning to check devices as 3G shutdown begins


The National Farmers’ Federation (NFF) and Regional Tech Hub (RTH) are issuing a final reminder to Australian farmers and those living in the bush that 3G devices may stop working as the 3G mobile network is progressively shut down from today until 4 November. NFF President David Jochinke warned: “If you haven’t checked or replaced […]

7 months ago


Draft food code aids, abets and perpetuates supermarket power imbalance


The NFF Horticulture Council has today confirmed it cannot support an updated Food and Grocery Code of Conduct that resembles the draft recently shared for comment. Chair of the Council, Jolyon Burnett said while the industry had welcomed improvements proposed for the Code, including making it mandatory, increased penalties, and more accessible dispute resolution processes, […]

7 months ago


Female leaders praised for contributions to agriculture 


A cohort of 12 emerging agricultural leaders has been congratulated for graduating from  the nationally-recognised Diversity in Agriculture Leadership Program.  The program is facilitated by the National Farmers’ Federation (NFF) and is supported by 30 corporate partners who make a pledge to make change towards diversity in their workplaces.   NFF Chief Executive Officer and […]

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NFF submission to APVMA Cost Recovery Implementation Statement (CRIS) 2025-26


The NFF supports the role of the APVMA in ensuring that AgVet chemicals sold in Australia are safe and effective. The NFF believes further detail surrounding the APVMA’s financial forecasts and assumptions is needed to justify any changes in cost recovery structures. As such, the NFF does not support any of the APVMA’s cost recovery […]

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7 months ago


EPBC Biodiversity Threat Assessment: Wetlands and Inner Floodplains of the Macquarie Marshes


The NFF rejects the need for this nomination. The river and its environs are highly developed landscapes that are tightly governed under state and federal law related to the Water Act 2007 and its subordinate Murray Darling Basin Plan, the implementation of which has seen significant and ongoing investment in the acquisition and utilisation of significant quantities of environmental […]

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7 months ago


EPBC Biodiversity Threat Assessment: River Murray Downstream of the Darling River, and Associated Aquatic and Floodplain Systems


The NFF rejects the need for this nomination. The river and its environs are highly developed landscapes that are tightly governed under state and federal law related to the Water Act 2007 and its subordinate Murray Darling Basin Plan, the implementation of which has seen significant and ongoing investment in the acquisition and utilisation of significant quantities of environmental […]

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7 months ago


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