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NSW Farmers has welcomed the Prime Minister’s announcement that the $20,000 instant asset write-off will be extended, if re-elected. Introduced in 2015, the instant asset write-off allowed businesses to claim a deduction for the cost of an asset up to a prescribed...
Red meat prices are set to rise following the flooding in outback Queensland that continues to wipe out cattle and impact food and livestock transport. News website Nine MSN reports more than 100,000 head of cattle, sheep and goats have been killed or lost so far due...
NSW Farmers says Donald Trump’s trade tariffs will hurt Aussie farmers and American consumers. While the state’s peak farming body was disappointed the Trump Administration imposed a 10 per cent tariff on Australian exports, NSW Farmers President Xavier Martin...
Young farmers are calling on all sides of politics to back a federal first farm buyer scheme as the latest interest rate decision delivers little relief for the next generation. With the Reserve Bank of Australia deciding to keep rates on hold today, NSW Young Farmers...
An Indian man on a mission to raise awareness about soil degradation will be arriving in the region next week. 19-year-old Sahil is currently on his 20,000 km bicycle journey across four continents and 20 countries. Andrea Robinson from the Save Soil Movement says...
The Weaner Sale scheduled for tomorrow at the Inverell Regional Livestock Exchange has been postponed to Monday 14th April. The Sale, to be conducted by Colin Say & Co, was postponed on Monday due to the recent weather events and limited access to properties....
As part of a NSW Government bore water screening program free sampling of privately owned bores within the Warialda community will be available on an opt-in basis on Tuesday 8 April to Thursday 10 April 2025. The NSW Environment Protection Authority (EPA) is...
NSW Farmers has urged political parties to invest in agriculture and reverse the anti-farming policies driving surging food insecurity as the next federal election is called.One in six Australians experienced severe food insecurity in 2024 and NSW Farmers President...
A state government inquiry has failed to recognise the impact of the live sheep by sea trade ban on sheep producers across NSW, farmers have warned.On Wednesday a NSW Government inquiry handed down its final report into the effects of the live sheep by sea trade...