🌾 Our Board Director, Dr Anika Molesworth, is speaking at the North West Land Management and Conservation Forum! 📅 24 November | Tamworth NSW 🎟️ Tickets $30 Join Anika as she explores "Why farm landscapes matter." Book now 👉 nsw.gov.au/preview-link/node…

We need the determination to act at the speed that climate change requires. @honmattkean cutting straight to the heart of the issue @GlblCtznz. Always appreciate hearing from the brilliant @Greg_Mullins

Great to join @GlblCtzn to hear from @MathiasCormann and @FortescueGlobal about the next era of energy security. Highlighting the importance of taking communities on the journey.

🌏 Just 0.3% of global climate finance reaches family and smallholder farmers, despite producing a third of the world's food. At Pre-COP31 in Fiji, we joined Pacific farmers to discuss practical solutions, collaboration and climate resilience. 🌾 #COP31 #AusAg #PacificFarmers

70% of what we grow and raise in Australia gets sent overseas. 🚢🌾 That means our future market access isn't just decided in the paddock - it's also shaped in international negotiation rooms. As global markets place greater emphasis on emissions reductions and sustainability, Australian agriculture needs to be part of these conversations to remain competitive. That's why Farmers for Climate Action attended Pre-COP31 in Fiji - to ensure farmers have a seat at the table. And it's voices like Youth Climate Champion Sally Higgins that remind us why the next generation needs to be part of these discussions. #FarmersForClimateAction #AusAg #COP31 #YoungFarmers #ExportMarkets

Climate policy is food security policy. 🌍🌱 In Fiji, farmers are making organic fertiliser from fish carcasses and molasses to protect soil and crops. 🇫🇯 Hear from Jack at #PreCOP31 on why Pacific farmers need a voice and climate finance. #ClimateAction #FoodSecurity #PacificFarmers

🌾 Climate risk is food security risk. Join FCA's Securing Our Food Future webinar with Ben van Delden and Alexandra Lobb to explore building a resilient food system. 📅 22 Oct | 10am AEDT | Free Register here👉farmersforclimateaction.org.… #FoodSecurity #AusAg

Climate policy is food security policy. 🌍🌱 In Fiji, farmers are making organic fertiliser from fish carcasses and molasses to protect their soil and crops. Hear from Jack at #PreCOP31 on why Pacific farmers need a voice and climate finance. #ClimateAction #FoodSecurity #PacificFarmers

📢 Frontline Voices Delegation to Canberra 👇 Watch Deb’s story below to find out what went down at Parliament House and how we are fighting for the future of farming. #FrontlineVoices #SustainableFarming #Agribusiness #CanberraDelegation #NatureFriendlyFarming #RegenerativeAg #FarmingResilience

Sustainable farming is about more than tackling climate change - it’s about helping local economies thrive.🌱🇫🇯 At Pre-COP in Fiji, farmer Jack highlights the importance of sharing Australian agricultural knowledge to support profitable, climate-resilient farming. #COP #SustainableAgriculture #ClimateAction #FijiFarming #KnowledgeSharing #FarmersOfCOP

Farmers for Climate Action is headed to Pre-COP31 in Fiji 🌏 Our delegation of two staff and two farmers will bring Australian agriculture’s voice to the global stage, with a focus on practical climate solutions that support farm profitability and regional resilience. 🤝 Australia & The Pacific: Where Climate Solutions Begin 🗓 8 October | 1:15–2:00pm Fiji time Featuring Maggie Jarrett, Iain Field and Clayton Simamao from the Pacific Farmer Organisation. #PreCOP31 #FarmersForClimateAction #Climatesolutions

📢 Frontline Voices Delegation to Canberra! Hear from Simon, one of our dedicated farmers, on why he and fellow producers travelled to Canberra to meet directly with political decision-makers. Our Frontline Voices farmers stood up for nature-friendly farming practices, advocating for vital changes in how the Government funds these sustainable methods. Our ultimate goal? To improve the long-term resilience of our farming businesses and our landscapes. 🌾 👇 Watch Simon’s story below to find out what went down at Parliament House and how we are fighting for the future of farming. #FrontlineVoices #SustainableFarming #Agribusiness #CanberraDelegation #NatureFriendlyFarming #RegenerativeAg #FarmingResilience

🌾 Want to make sure climate action stays on the radar for our politicians and community? It’s time to make some noise right from your front gate! Visibility is key. When our leaders drive past paddocks and properties showing that locals care about climate change, they take notice. 📢 Get involved and order your farm gate sign today! Let’s fill our roadsides with a message that can’t be ignored. 👉 Sign up for your sign here: farmersforclimateaction.org.… #ClimateAction #RegionalVoices #FarmGateSigns #CommunityPower #ActOnClimate

🚨 Now live! 🚨 Our "Double Burden Shift" webinar featuring report author Oscar Pearse is now available to watch. If you missed it live or want to revisit the key takeaways, you can relive all the highlights here: youtube.com/watch?v=oZS1LprL…

How do we ensure emissions and energy policies safeguard Australian agriculture? Today in Canberra, FCA brought together industry and government leaders to discuss our Shifting the Burden report and the Safeguard Mechanism Review. 🌾 Protect arable land 💰 Improve capital access 🌱 Invest in resilience 🏭 Cut pollution at the source Read the report via the link below! farmersforclimateaction.org.…

FCA’s Ellen Litchfield spoke at the Electrify Australia launch at Parliament House about the real benefits of farm electrification. “Our diesel use dropped from a thousand litres a month to a thousand litres a year.” More practical support can help farmers make the switch.

Farmers have a lot to gain from an energy system that is more affordable, reliable and increasingly powered by renewables. 🌾⚡ That’s why Farmers for Climate Action is proud to be part of #ElectrifyAustralia – a growing movement of consumer, business, civil society and research groups calling on the Albanese Government to accelerate electrification across the Australian economy. Today, FCA’s Ellen Litchfield is joining the Electrify Australia Campaign Launch, sharing the lived experience of what’s needed to electrify agriculture alongside industry and commercial buildings. For agriculture, electrification has the potential to help farmers reduce reliance on expensive fuels, improve farm efficiency and take greater control of their energy costs. We want to make sure farmers and regional communities are part of the conversation – and share in the benefits of Australia’s energy transition. From households and transport to agriculture, industry, commercial buildings and resources, electrification is an opportunity to deliver cheaper, more reliable energy for this generation and thrg.aue next. Read the open letter at electrifyaustralia.o

“Twenty-two years ago, I said farmers were carrying the environmental load for the whole country without getting recognition for it. Today, agriculture is quietly providing a service worth over $1.2 billion a year to coal and gas — and regional Australia is still subsidising big industry.” — Mal Peters OAM, former NSW Farmers President 🌾 Our new report, Shifting the Burden, is out today. 📄 View the full media release here: farmersforclimateaction.org.… What needs to change in the Safeguard Mechanism review? 💬 Tell us in the comments.

Politics in the Pub! Join us… Politics in the Pub is a longstanding Farmers For Climate Action event - come along and share a drink, meet other Farmers for Climate Action supporters in your region, as well as some of our team of people behind the scenes. We would love to hear about your experiences on the farm, as well as hear any suggestions you have for us here at FCA! We have one in Victoria, 1 Sept, at the Aussie Hotel in Shepparton; come along! It’s between 6-7 pm! Next ones will be: Beechworth (2 September) Corryong (3 September) 📷 Pictured is Peter Holding, farmer and avid beer and politics fan, you will meet him at the pub.

📣 Don’t forget to join our upcoming webinar! Powering Australia’s Energy Shift: What the Renewable Energy Developer Rating Scheme (DRS) Means for You We host Tony Mahar, the Australian Energy Infrastructure Commissioner, and Paul Nissen from Equifax as we explore the role of the Developer Rating Scheme as landholders and communities continue to investigate opportunities to participate in renewable energy projects. 📅 Friday 28 August 2026 🕧 12:30 pm – 1:30 pm 💻 RSVP via link below: farmersforclimateaction.org.…