The Australian Fodder Industry Association (AFIA) is the national, independent voice for the Australian fodder industry. We connect the entire supply chain – from seed to feed.
The Australian fodder industry underpins many Australian agriculture sectors – dairy, livestock, horticulture and intensives industries – in addition to having a strong focus on a growing export market.
AFIA provides direct access to fodder producers, supply chain participants, end-users, and industry and government decision makers.
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Fodder Care is an AFIA initiative that aims to supply information and tools to AFIA members and the wider fodder industry to help people produce high quality Hay and Silage.
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Vigilance required as mice become active: GPA - Grain Central
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Grain Producers Australia (GPA) is urging growers to be alert and prepared to take action, amid increasing reports of mouse activity occurring throughout the nation’s grain producing areas...Read Mo...
Tractor sales down 11pc year to date: TMA - Grain Central https://t.co/ZsXsqW5Y3X
The latest Hay Report is now available! Save it for tomorrow - cast your vote🗳️, enjoy your democracy sausage🌭 and settle in for a coffee ☕️and a read https://t.co/CYdrQJINkg.
Skyrocketing grain prices to worsen global food insecurity, Rabobank warns https://t.co/JE2i7iWNxk
Queensland floods live: Emergency alerts issued as severe weather system brings heavy rain south https://t.co/vv66vc0ZWn via @ABCaustralia
Vigilance required as mice become active: GPA - Grain Central https://t.co/Hcnpcw2eDv
The latest Hay Report is now available! https://t.co/CYdrQJINkg Growers have indicated that due to ongoing high fuel costs, despite the short-term fuel excise reduction, local delivery cartage fees will be applied to cover fuel costs.