Recent concerns from local residents of water contamination at Mataranka’s Elsey Creek have been proven unsubstantiated after a significant water quality investigation was undertaken by
NT Farmers Association are excited to announce that Early Bird Registrations are now open for the upcoming Northern Australia Food Futures Conference, to be held
With the upcoming 2024 Territory Election set for Saturday 24 August, The Northern Territory Farmers Association (NT Farmers) is urging all parties to ensure that
Northern Territory Farmers Association is pleased to announce the appointment of its new leadership team following yesterday’s Board meeting, including the re-election of Mr Simon Smith as President.
The Ian Baker Award for Outstanding Contribution to Agriculture is awarded to one noteworthy recipient every two years at the North Australia Food Futures Conference.
NT Farmers, in partnership with Entegra Signature Structures, are pleased to provide the Kenneth Rayner Agriculture Scholarship for a second year! The Scholarship includes Financial
The NT Plant based agricultural sector has officially surpassed over $500 million in farm gate revenue for the first time in the history of the
Today NT Farmers launched the Territory’s first comprehensive research, development and extension (RD&E) survey for the plant-based agribusiness sector. Survey results will be used to
Agricultural development of the Western Davenport region and the Singleton water licence decision has generated a strong response from a wide range of stakeholders. NT
The upcoming Katherine town council elections present a unique opportunity to imagine the future of the region. As voters, we have the responsibility to select
As part of a concerted effort to bring valuable tourism dollars to regional Australia and help farmers diversify their income, Airbnb has teamed up with peak farmer organisations across a number of states.
NT Farmers Association are calling on Ministers for food from around Australia to reform the proposed health star rating system for fruit juices. ‘It is ridiculous that soft drinks full of refined sugar can be rated as healthier than 100% Territory grown mango juice’ Said Paul Burke, CEO of NT Farmers Association.
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