Agribusiness
Whether you're an established farmer or new to the land, it's important to find people who are willing to roll up their sleeves and work with you.
What agribusiness does
The right people
Over 200 agribusiness managers who are dedicated to your business, understand your industry and can give you support, advice and access to tools that you need.
Community support
Numerous grants and programs to support regional Australia, including funding for more than 700 projects under the Seeds of Renewal program since 2003.
Industry insights
We share market-leading agribusiness insights that can help you identify key business challenges and opportunities.
What agribusiness offers
Commodity Insights, December 2021
As Australia heads into the summer of 2021/22, many parts of the country are emerging from almost all of the COVID-related disruptions which have impacted the past two years. And as communities across the country open up, the optimism around the outlook for 2022 continues to grow.
Commodity Insights, October 2021
After another year of disruption for many parts of Australia, it’s hard to believe that the country is around halfway through Spring already and that the start of summer is only weeks away.
Grains Insight Paper, September 2021
Australia’s total cropping area may have reached a plateau, but production levels continue to rise strongly, while the mix of planted crops continues to diversify.
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Aus Agri: The path to $A100 billion - Part 2
Agriculture remains one of the most capital intensive industries in Australia. That means the need to attract significant new capital underpins the drive towards a $A100 billion industry by 2030.
Aus Agri: the path to $A100 billion - Part 1
Australia has an ambitious plan to achieve an $A100 billion agri industry by 2030. In developing this plan, recent trends should be considered and the size of the challenge should be put into context.
ANZ Board minutes
In May 2014, John Macfarlane joined ANZ’s Board as an Independent Non-Executive Director. Macfarlane, a long term agriculture and commercial real estate investor and former corporate banker, sat down with bluenotes’ managing editor, Andrew Cornell
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