Opinion
Climate is the key if farmers are to keep breaking records
Australian farm exports are at an all-time high. But carbon and land use challenges must be met if success is to continue into the future.
Jared GreenvilleHead of ABARESFor the past three years Australian agriculture has been riding a high of good seasonal conditions and high international prices. Records have been broken; from the gross value of production, to exports, to the size of the Australia’s winter crop. But as seasonal conditions are expected to see a drying across the landscape, the sector is going to have to be open to the challenges that lay ahead.
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