Andrew Whitelaw

Higher prices for bulk and container shipping exports place added burden on Australian producers.

The cost of protecting markets from imported livestock diseases is far less than that incurred if trade is lost.

This month’s trade agreement with India is welcome news for producers of wool, fruit and sheep and goat meat, among others.

Too rapid a shift to EVs will affect ethanol production, and the farmers who grow grain to produce the fuel.

Volatility in wheat prices is not matched by those for bread, particularly in Australia even though the two products are connected.

Farmers have a range of options to help them better manage funds for the bad years.

Despite official figures from China, doubts remain over that country’s herd rebuild.

The world’s largest producer of canola has for the first time been forced to import supply.

A Chinese herd rebuild is negative for meat pricing, but has it happened?