The Sheep Producers Australia team was on the Glenelg Hopkins CMA stand at the Sheepvention Rural Expo at Hamilton, Victoria, talking with producers about the Green Sheep Project and, more importantly, listening.

Sheep Producers Australia recently welcomed the 2026 Global Sheep Producers Forum (GSPF) Next Generation delegates to Australia, hosting a week-long program that showcased the diversity of the nation's sheep industry before culminating at LambEx 2026 in Adelaide.

It might have looked like an informal discussion over morning tea at LambEx, but the conversations could help shape the next phase of the Green Sheep Project.

The Australian lamb supply chain is ready to respond to a US global safeguard investigation into lamb imports, following the United States Trade Representative's referral of the matter to the U.S. International Trade Commission (USITC), under Sections 201 and 202 of the U.S. Trade Act of 1974.

The Sheep Producers Australia Lounge was buzzing as delegates gathered for the Global Sheep Producers Forum Next Generation and Coles Trailblazers networking event.

The Global Sheep Producers Forum is a collaborative initiative aimed at fostering sustainable practices in the global sheep industry.

Sheep Producers Australia supported Gundagai Meat Processors' (GMP) application to the NSW Government's Livestock and Animal Traceability Development, Implementation and Improvement Grant program, recognising the opportunity to turn electronic identification into more meaningful feedback for producers.

Members of the Sheep Producers Australia team attended the National Farmers' Federation–Suicide Prevention Australia Parliamentary Breakfast in Canberra this morning, where new data highlighted the growing mental health challenges facing Australian farmers. The figures are sobering. Just one in seven farmers report being able to easily access mental health support, despite farmers experiencing significantly higher rates of psychological distress than the broader population. T

Every year, Sheep Producers Australia partners with the Australian National University (ANU) to provide students with the opportunity to undertake research on issues important to the Australian sheep industry.