Warning sounds should be clear in Australia as US pulls back on vehicle emissions timings. Read more ⬇️ nff.org.au/media-release/…

🗞️The front page of today's Countryman🗞️

Mounting cost pressures have many WA grain growers nearing “breaking point”, a new report by the WA Grains Group has found, with farm input costs increasing by a “staggering” 72 per cent in just six years. countryman.com.au/countryman/gra…

Sign this petition if you are concerned about the unworkable Firearms legislation. parliament.wa.gov.au/Parliament/LCe…

The WA Grains Group Situation report was presented in Canberra last month, and while these numbers are no surprise to farmers, we hope it is a wake up call for those leaders who are making decisions that further reduce farm profitability, & continue to threaten our food security.

Graham Lethlean Gillian Fennell Episode 3 (EP3) And here is our very first article as TEM - oh look it’s one in support of the live export sector and WA producers… again totally free episode3.net/livestock/in-t…

Grains will be paying $12.25 million (23.644pc) of the total $51.8 million to be collected off Australian agricultural producers per year Grain Producers Australia Biosecurity tax still fails fairness and equity tests: GPA arr.news/2024/04/19/bio… via @Australian Rural & Regional News

"Don't bite the hand that feeds you" comes to mind a lot lately. With many food producers feeling like its not just their hands getting bitten. We are not calling for subsidies, we are calling for excessive costs imposed on all grain growers to be dropped. Including this ⬇️.

While we welcome any assistance, we also welcome Part II of the support package...given the Nickel industry is worth the equivalent of our Wheat exports ($5b)...we expect the next announcement will have some beef to it Minister 😉

A massive convoy of trucks and utes has descended on the city as farmers protest the end of live sheep exports. More than 3,000 making the trip from right around WA, worried the ban will wipe out regional communities. Sarah Smith #9News

WA Grains Group Chair Alastair Falconer commended the organizers of the #KeepTheSheep rally, emphasizing that the rally’s significance extended beyond mere politics, & was of greater benefit to the mental health of farming communities than anything the government has provided.

GPA represents Australia’s broadacre grain producers on national policy working with our State Members   AgForce Queensland WAFarmers - Paddock to Parliament Victorian Farmers Federation (VFF) WA Grains Group NSW Farmers Grain Producers SA Plant Health Aust @thegrdc @tasfarmers_ #ausag  Stay in the know -> mailchi.mp/grainproducers…

Powerful words from Will Evans CEO of NTCA at the Inquiry into the Government's live sheep ban and why the policy should be reversed. KeepTheSheep #keepthesheep

Brilliant scenes in WA today backing the #KeepTheSheep campaign. Bravo to all who took part and stood up for their livelihoods 👏 #KeepFarmersFarming

The WA Grains Group proudly spoke in support of the live export sector at the inquiry into the Export Control Amendment (Ending Live Sheep Exports by Sea) Bill 2024 held today at Muresk. We welcome a reversal of this decision and the support of the agriculture sector!

AGform ARTICLE: I talked to 15 people about how the live export ban is affecting them currently. This is what they had to say. #KeepTheSheep #AGform #AGformAU

Team effort - thanks to our members and leaders standing tall with GPA AgForce Grains NSW Farmers VFFGrains TasFarmers Grain Producers SA WAFarmersGrains WAFarmers WA Grains Group Brendan Taylor Mark Fowler John Gladigau Ryan Milgate Alastair Falconer #ausag

Nearly a year on and the situation for WA grain growers is declining amid constant cost increases - we need leaders who make changes to secure our food production into the future-dont forget to VOTE! Lachlan Hunter MP Lance French WA Labor

Hot topic at todays GPA Policy Council meeting in Melbourne....GRDC Levy review. Getting insights on how the levy works from Spiros (L) of the Agricultural Levies Institute of Australia. What would you change about the levy?