Australia produces enough food for millions, yet many households face food insecurity. Achieving true food security requires equitable access, innovative technology, and a national framework for resilience.Australia produces enough food for millions, yet many households face food insecurity. Achieving true food security requires equitable access, innovative technology, and a national framework for resilience.

Foreign ownership climbs while irrigation costs soar, but Australian farmers have tools to thrive. Technology and adaptive management offer a path through mounting pressure.

Australian agriculture must rethink crop choices and innovation strategies to ensure sustainability, climate resilience, and profitability amid market shifts, regulatory changes, and research system pressures.

Australia’s dairy heartland is under pressure. Rising costs, shrinking milk pools, and ageing farmers test resilience, but new technology and fair policy could revive the industry.

Australia’s agricultural future will be shaped by more than just better genetics, bigger tractors, and more efficient inputs: our ability to help plants stay functional under stress. And right now, we have a knowledge gap that needs closing.

The article explores how artificial intelligence is revolutionising agriculture, driving automation, improving efficiency and sustainability, enhancing machinery and creating new high-tech career opportunities across agriculture.

The 2026 International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralists (IYRP) is an opportunity for Australia’s pastoralists to share how innovation is reshaping the bush.

In the world of autonomy, we always refer to the last mile. This article proposes ways to confront the challenges of the last mile.

The price of land forces some family farmers to sell land to be able to treat all their children fairly.