As Australia heads to the polls on May 3, the National Farmers’ Federation is demanding all political parties commit to securing the nation’s farming future.

“This election comes at a critical moment for Australian agriculture and every family that relies on farmers for affordable food and fibre,” NFF president David Jochinke said.

“The choices made by the next government will shape our ability to feed Australians for generations to come.”

The NFF’s six-point plan to “Secure Australia’s Farming Future” calls for immediate action on:

“Australian agriculture stands at the intersection of major global trends that will reshape farming and food prices,” Mr Jochinke said.

“From rising input costs to climate pressures, our $80 billion export industry faces unprecedented challenges.

“But with the right policies, we can turn these challenges into opportunities — keeping food affordable while growing towards our goal of becoming a $100 billion industry by 2030.”

The NFF urges voters to ask their local candidates: “What’s your plan to secure Australia’s farming future and keep farmers farming?”

To learn more about the NFF’s 2025 federal election campaign, visit: https://keepfarmersfarming.org.au

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