📢 Attention young Victorians! 🚜 If you're aged 15-35 and have a connection to agriculture, University of Melbourne want to hear from you! 🌱'Take part in their new study Securing the Next Generation in Farming and Food Careers' and share your perspective. q.surveys.unimelb.edu.au/jfe/form/SV_6i…

Batteries like the ones in this crate can mean the world of difference to energy reliability on farms. We're calling for urgent federal support to make on-farm battery storage more affordable for farmers. If you agree, sign our open letter: farmersforclimateaction.org.au/blog/2025/03/0…

Don't forget to join us this Thursday for the microgrids webinar. RSVP now: farmersforclimateaction.org.au/portfolio/micr… #farmersforclimateaction #farmingforever #climateaction #renewables #microgrids

Show your support for emissions reduction this election by ordering your climate action sign today! We're calling on all farmers who want climate action to be on the agenda this federal election to help us make a difference. Order now: farmersforclimateaction.org.au/get-involved/i…

🍃Meet Mike Casey 🍃 Mike is the CEO of Rewiring Aotearoa, Forest Lodge Orchard, and NZ Zero – a company leading the charge in helping New Zealand growers transition to zero fossil fuel use. As an owner/operator of Forest Lodge Orchard near Wānaka, Mike produces cherries

Our thoughts are with the farmers and rural communities across Queensland facing severe flooding. With areas twice the size of Victoria underwater, many are confronting livestock losses, isolation, and significant damage to homes and businesses. Please stay safe—and know that

New US Tariff Hits Aussie Farmers The US is imposing a 10% tariff on Australian beef, impacting Australian beef farmers and raising prices for American consumers—including their Big Macs.  This move makes climate action even more urgent. Key trading partners like the EU and

FCA is thrilled to have been honoured last night at the Banksia National Sustainability Awards, where we received the Agriculture and Primary Industries award. FCA Senior Manager Policy and Programs, Caleb Connor accepted the award and expressed how important visibility on

We're thrilled to see the Federal Government's election promise to support farmers with battery subsidies. FCA’s #1 election campaign ask has been answered – direct subsidies for batteries between 50KWh and 100KWh, perfect for many farms. This promise means farmers can save

FCA welcomes the new report from the Australian Conservation Foundation (ACF) and partners, which reinforces a crucial message: the energy shift can—and must—be done in a nature-friendly way. Clean energy isn’t just good for the planet; it also makes farmland more profitable.

🌍Get to know Tim Jarvis 🌏 Tim is a sustainability expert with over 30 years of experience, providing strategic and practical advice to government, corporations, and advocacy groups. Founder of The Forktree Project, a habitat restoration initiative, Tim is also a Global

🔌 Upgrading local poles and wires is just as crucial as the infrastructure that moves energy across Australia. Right now, farmers and rural communities are facing unreliable energy due to outdated infrastructure. Existing power lines just can't keep up with the needs of modern

Farmers for Climate Action has welcomed the NSW Renewable Energy and Transmission Guide, launched by NSW Farmers and the NSW Government today and developed in collaboration with the Queensland Farmers Federation. Read our media release: farmersforclimateaction.org.au/blog/2025/04/1…

The Coalition’s move to scrap penalties for car makers who break pollution standards is a step backwards for Aussie farmers. This weakens the choice of cleaner, cheaper-to-run vehicles already available overseas. Strong, enforceable standards will mean cleaner air, lower fuel

🌏 Happy Earth Day 🍃T oday, we want to acknowledge our farmers. Australian farmers live in rhythm with the land. They grow, harvest, protect, and manage over 51% of Australia's landmass. 🌱 Thank you for being the quiet stewards of this great southern land - for feeding a nation

📢 Australia has spoken – again – and the quiet majority want climate action. FCA congratulates PM Anthony Albanese and all election participants, and calls on all sides of politics to respect the result: deep pollution cuts this decade. “This election was called a

CA CEO Natalie Collard recently joined the AgWatchers Podcast podcast, Ep3, for an in-depth discussion on the intersection of climate policy, agriculture, and leadership. In this wide-ranging conversation, Natalie reflects on the federal election results, outlines FCA’s key priorities

Australians are paying more at the checkout for essentials like fruit, vegetables, beef, bread and coffee — and climate change is a key reason why. A new essay released today by Farmers for Climate Action and authored by Corporate Value Partners’ Partner Robert Poole, brings

Over 8,000 voices—spanning generations, states, landscapes, and every kind of farm—are united in one message: we need strong, clear leadership on climate action. For over a decade, we've worked tirelessly with Australian farmers calling for climate action. Now, as we look to the