UK imports the biggest win from free-trade agreement
The biggest win for farmers from the UK- Australia free trade agreement isn’t all about exports, writes Ed Gannon.
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Riverside camping opposition building
Allowing camping on riversides isn’t just an issue for Victorian farmers — the environmental and Aboriginal lobbies aren’t happy either, writes Ed Gannon.
Live export, duck shooting prompt wave of argument
Comparing our live exports with New Zealand’s is like chalk and cheese but duck shooting is more nuanced, writes Ed Gannon.
No rampant slaughter of roos
US animal activists are grabbing attention with their “kangaroos are not shoes” campaign. But their arguments are simplistic and wrong, writes Ed Gannon.
No copping it sweet over manuka honey
Our cousins across the ditch might be hospitable — but when it comes to manuka honey, they’re playing dirty, writes Ed Gannon.
Our trade with China may never be the same again
China’s claims about Australian producers would be laughable if the situation wasn’t so serious, writes Ed Gannon.
One step forward, one step back on safety
Farmers are moving to side-by-side vehicles in pursuit of safety, but that’s led to an unforeseen issue, writes Ed Gannon.
Farmland price boom is gathering steam
Move over regional houses, Victoria’s farmland market has been bubbling over — and now it’s white hot, writes Ed Gannon.
What do Trump’s wall and regional Victoria have in common?
The same issue behind Trump’s wall is at play across many farms across Victoria — and beyond, writes Ed Gannon.
Cash incentives to entice farm workers may backfire
When it comes to cash incentives for workers so fruit and vegies are picked on time, the law of unintended consequences is rearing its head, writes Ed Gannon.
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