Sheep Producers Australia is pleased to announce its new membership with FarmSafe Australia.

From Agfest Field Days, Tasmania, to the saleyards of Western Australia, The Midfield Group Kuleah Farm at Woolsthorpe and Woomargama Station in NSW, partner NRM organisations have been taking the project into their own backyards - connecting with sheep producers and the broader supply chain about what sustainability and natural capital can look like on-farm.

Sheep Producers Australia CEO Bonnie Skinner engaged with passionate and optimistic New Zealand producers at Beef+Lamb New Zealand's 'Out the Gate' 2026' event this week, where she showcased Australia’s sheep industry wins, challenges and future plans.

Fourth-generation Tasmanian sheep producer John Chester runs a self-replacing Merino flock at Campbell Town with his family. The Chesters balance profitability, wool production and sustainability across improved pastures and native bush country.

The Green Sheep Project launched nationally at Agfest in Tasmania, bringing together producers, supply chain leaders and government to back a practical, industry-led approach to sustainability and natural capital management.

Sheep Producers Australia Policy Director Corinne Dooley spoke at last night’s Integrity Systems Company webinar, focusing on the role of eID in strengthening traceability and protecting market access.

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Two representatives were selected to represent Australia as part of the Global Sheep Producers Forum Next Generation Program.

Australian sheep producers, supply chain partners and industry advocates made their voices heard on the Australia–EU Free Trade Agreement - and Sheep Producers Australia wants to thank everyone who stood up and spoke out.

TasFarmers has welcomed ongoing work to develop a long-term strategy for Australia’s sheep meat and wool sectors following consultation with Tasmanian producers in Campbell Town.

Sheep Producers Australia CEO Bonnie Skinner said this stage of the consultation is testing what The Future Flock has heard to-date, while bringing in more grassroots perspectives from across the nation. “The workshop discussion brings people together from across the sheep supply chain, with participants encouraged to look ahead to challenges and opportunities, while identifying the enablers that support change within their businesses and communities,” Ms Skinner said. “The F

High fuel prices, uncertainty around supply - and don’t even get us started on fertiliser. It’s a tough run, no matter which way you look at it. Lately, many of us have faced decisions we never thought we’d have to make. They can weigh heavily - in our heads and in our hearts.