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6 December 2023 Farmers praise improved nature repair bill without offsets The passing of the Nature Repair Bill, with offsets removed, has been welcomed by Farmers for Climate Action The Bill paves the way for farmers to make drought-proof income…

28 November 2023 Farmers for Climate Action opposes coal waste injection into Australia's largest underground water supply Farm groups oppose US coal giant Glencore’s plan to inject 110,000 tonnes of coal mine waste into Australia’s biggest underground water supply We…

16 November 2023 Farmers:  Have your say on the Net Zero Sector Plan for Agriculture Consultation on the Net Zero Plan for Agriculture and Land has begun Survey gives farmers the chance to be heard by the Federal Government Farmers…

22 Sep 2023 Farmers workshop the bill-busting benefits of renewable energy Farmers from across northern Victoria will come together at a series of free On-Farm Renewables workshops to hear about the benefits that renewable energy, storage and electrification can bring…

19 September 2023 Weather bureau confirms what farmers are already experiencing - it’s getting hot and dry Farmers for Climate Action is calling for urgent action to limit climate change as it emerges farmers are officially facing an El Niño…

24 August 2023 Farmers for Climate Action welcomes new CEO, Natalie Collard   Farmers for Climate Action has appointed Natalie Collard to the position of CEO, following an extensive executive recruitment process.  Ms Collard joins Farmers for Climate Action to…

14 August 2023 Climate change pushes farm insurance through the roof   Farmers for Climate Action, an organisation representing more than 8000 Australian farmers, says two recent insurance reports have laid bare the rising cost of climate change inaction. Research…

10 August 2023 Farmers welcome draft rule changes for transmission projects Farmers for Climate Action has welcomed draft rule changes dealing with how transmission companies interact with farmers. Farmers for Climate Action, representing 8000 farmers across Australia, has long argued…