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Australian agriculture outlook 2025

Understand where agricultural markets currently are and what is ahead for the first half of 2025 to make more informed decisions on farm.

Australian agriculture outlook 2025

The report looks at the key driving forces for major commodity sectors over the next six months. It also explores key carbon and climate trends expected to impact farmers over this period.

In addition, the report explains that the outlook for Australian farmers during the first half of 2025 is broadly positive on the back of improving seasonal conditions and rising consumer spending. Trade risks and geopolitical tensions remain key uncertainties over the next six months.

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