AM Edition: US Election: What could it mean for Aussie farmers?

Email After months of mud-slinging, the US election is almost here. From tariffs to geopolitical frictions, what could a Trump or Harris presidency mean for Australian agriculture?

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AM Edition US Election: What could it mean for Aussie farmers? After months of mud-slinging, the US election is almost here. From tariffs to geopolitical frictions, what could a Trump or Harris presidency mean for Australian agriculture? READ MORE   Twenty years on from call to end mulesing, little has changed Two decades after the wool industry made a commitment to stop mulesing, much of the industry still says its necessary and almost 60 per cent of producers still do it. READ MORE   Less rain, more heat extremes forecast in BOM climate report Aussie farmers will need to adapt to less winter rainfall, more extreme heatwaves and more time in drought as the climate continues to change. READ MORE   Animal welfare groups call for 2030 deadline to end mulesing There are now more producers mulesing sheep than there were a year ago. And the rise comes as animal welfare groups want the practice stopped by 2030. READ MORE   Australian Grand Dairy Award winners revealed West Australian producers have taken out both top honours in the nation’s dairy awards. Here’s why judges thought west is best. READ MORE   Newsletters Today's Paper +Rewards Want to change how you receive these emails? Manage your newsletter preferences or unsubscribe from this newsletter. Sent by The Weekly Times, PO Box 14999 Melbourne, VIC 8001 Australia.