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Food supply at risk as growers look to greener pastures

Summary by The West Australian
Many vegetable growers ponder quitting as production costs rise and farmgate prices remain paltry, with the industry warning an exodus would risk food supply.

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Food Supply at Risk as Growers Look to Greener Pastures

Almost one in three vegetable growers are considering quitting in the face of rising production costs and meagre farmgate prices. An average of 32 percent of growers across industry group AUSVEG’s sentiment surveys since 2023 said they thought about leaving, while another third said they would exit if offered a fair price for their farm. “We talk to large, medium and small vegetable growers around the country every day—and for many the relentles…

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The West AustralianThe West Australian
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Food supply at risk as growers look to greener pastures

Many vegetable growers ponder quitting as production costs rise and farmgate prices remain paltry, with the industry warning an exodus would risk food supply.

·Australia
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Australian National ReviewAustralian National Review

Australian National Review - Food Supply at Risk as Growers Look to Greener Pastures

Almost one in three vegetable growers are considering quitting in the face of rising production costs and meagre farmgate prices. An average of 32 percent of growers across industry group AUSVEG’s sentiment surveys since 2023 said they thought about leaving, while another third said they would exit if offered a fair price for their farm. “We talk to large, medium and small vegetable growers around the country every day—and for many the relentles…

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The West Australian broke the news in Australia on Friday, February 14, 2025.
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