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Labor must now prove unions will not have an adverse impact on farm businesses. File picture.

The CFMEU's antics mean Labor must prove unions will not have an adverse impact on farm businesses.

Will it be an unholy union for agriculture?

Richard Dewar, Associate, HHG Legal Group. Picture supplied.

Richard Dewar speaks on behalf of HHG Legal Group.

A tribute to WA farmers this National Farm Safety Week

An incongruous aspect of water buybacks is why the government has, among other things, allowed a proliferation of permanent plantings through the basin while revamping the Basin Plan with buybacks as its centrepiece. Picture by Denis Howard.

Buybacks start but there are no speed humps on new plantings of water-hungry commodities in the Basin.

Basin buybacks: Giving with one hand, taking with the other

Shutting down the live export is labelled "gutless".

Federal Labor government is treating agriculture badly in Western Australia

Without a free trade agreement with the European Union that offers better access, the EU grain-fed beef quota is still the best (zero tariff) access Australian beef has to the EU market. The Land file picture.

The EU grain-fed beef quota is still the best access Australian beef has to the EU market.

A sad tale of unused EU beef access

Labor was determined to ram its live sheep by sea trade ban through the Senate this week.

Live sheep a pawn in Labor's election countdown | Opinion

Pip Grant is the CEO of farming systems group, Riverine Plains.

Opinion: Farmers feel bombarded and confounded with information relating to carbon.

Buzz words and mass confusion in carbon

We need to rethink how we talk about nuclear technology in public forums. Picture Shutterstock

It's an emotive topic, but there's a healthier way to do this.

Opinion: Having a meltdown over the concept of nuclear won't help anyone

Kendall Galbraith, chief executive officer, RRR Network.

This is where RRR women shine and can share their experiences, discuss their family responsibilities, and speak of leadership through a lens of a volunteer or a mother. So, why is there a disconnect between RRR women and remunerated leadership?

Advocacy stepping up to promote RRR women leaders

Steven Bolt at the #KeepTheSheep rally on May 31.

An open letter to WA Agriculture and Food Minister Jackie Jarvis on behalf of the Keep the Sheep campaign.