We are deeply saddened by the tragic and unexpected passing of Bruce Connolly. NT Farmers joins the broader agricultural community in recognising the lasting contribution
2025 has ended on a high note for Annabelle Campbell, as she closes out her Ken Rayner Scholarship year, and celebrates graduating from Marcus Oldham
What is a community garden and how did they evolve? A community garden is a shared growing space, generally held on government land, schools or
In June 2024, VegNET partnered with both Bird Control Group and a local vegetable and mango grower to set up an on-farm trial using a
August 2024 Amid the cost-of-living crisis, it is crucial to recognise agriculture’s vital role in the NT’s economy and communities. Agriculture is more than an
On Thursday, 25th July 2024, the Humpty Doo Golf Club buzzed with activity as NT Farmers hosted a critical workshop on mango twig tip dieback
After a short 50-minute plane flight, a small delegation from NT Farmers Association comprising President Simon Smith, Projects Administrator Mandy Tripcony and Workforce Officer Cornelio
Fiona Evans, POLICY MANAGER, FIANT It’s been a busy time for forestry in the NT and this year in particular has seen some great achievements.
Mark McGrath, NORTHERN TERRITORY ORD VALLEY FORESTRY HUB The Northern Territory Ord Valley Forestry Hub (NTOVFH) has now been up and running just on a
Mariah Maughan, VEGETABLE INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT OFFICER, NT FARMERS VegNET 3.0 is a 5-year national extension program led by AUSVEG, with the aim to boost productivity
Tahna Jackson, ENVIRONMENTAL PROJECT OFFICER, NT FARMERS As 2022 is about to wrap up, I’d like to thank everyone who participated in the project to
Dominic Calder, DIVERSIFICATION DEVELOPMENT OFFICER, NT FARMERS 2022 has been full of opportunities. Investment interest into NT farming is strong with many interstate farmers looking
Simone Cameron, DIRECTOR OF REGIONS AND PROJECTS, NT FARMERS In an exciting development this year, NT Farmers negotiated with LiDAR providers to secure a preferential
Aisla Connolly, EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT OFFICER, NT FARMERS For the last couple of months I have been hosting primary students on various farms as part of
Paul Burke, CEO NT Farmers Association At the beginning of 2022, many thought that the disruptions of COVID would be well behind us for most
NT Farmers acknowledges the traditional owners and custodians of country throughout Australia and acknowledges their continuing connection to land, water and community. We pay our respects to the people, the cultures and the elders past, present and emerging. This website is made possible thanks to the NT Government's Community Benefit Fund
