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Australian farmland prices have doubled in the past decade. Is it time to put the 'poor farmer' narrative to bed? | Gabrielle Chan - Vimarsana News

Australian farmland prices have doubled in the past decade. Is it time to put the 'poor farmer' narrative to bed? | Gabrielle Chan

When I moved to the farm in the 1990s, regional economies were collapsing – but now agriculture has recovered, maybe the focus should shift to towns

Australian farms expected to take financial hit as prices dive and dry summer looms - Vimarsana News

Australian farms expected to take financial hit as prices dive and dry summer looms

Abares report forecasts average broadacre farm incomes to plummet by 41% this financial year, with livestock sector hit particularly hard

Australian farm incomes to be squeezed as prices dive and fears of a dry summer loom | Business - Vimarsana News

Australian farm incomes to be squeezed as prices dive and fears of a dry summer loom | Business

Drier conditions combined with lower commodity prices and smaller crops are expected to reduce broadacre farm incomes...

'If we want to eat it, we have to farm it': the push to grow Australia's $2bn aquaculture industry | Fish - Vimarsana News

'If we want to eat it, we have to farm it': the push to grow Australia's $2bn aquaculture industry | Fish

Farmed seafood overtook wild caught fish for the first time in 2021-2022. ‘It can be extremely profitable,’ researcher says

Australia's drought planning should begin now, not when the rain dries up | Gabrielle Chan - Vimarsana News

Australia's drought planning should begin now, not when the rain dries up | Gabrielle Chan

The country is on track for a record $90bn agricultural production year but forecasts indicate drier times ahead