Sheep Producers Australia is pleased to welcome interns from the Australian National University (ANU), who are contributing research to the Green Sheep Project.

Earlier this month, myself and Sheep Producers Australia Director of Policy Corinne Dooley, travelled to China as part of the Australia-China Livestock and Red Meat Industry Cooperation Program.

Sheep Producers Australia stands by The Future Flock Economic Analysis and the important evidence base it provides for the Australian sheep industry.

Sheep Producers Australia thanks Western Australian sheep producer David Slade for his longstanding contribution to the SPA Policy Council.

Different states, different production systems - but many of the challenges facing sheep producers are remarkably similar.

The Green Sheep Project has been showcased to natural resource management leaders from across Australia as an example of a different way for industry and regional organisations to work together.

Progressing the update of the Australian Animal Welfare Standards and Guidelines for Sheep was a key area of common ground identified during a recent meeting between Sheep Producers Australia and the Australian Veterinary Association (AVA).

Sheep Producers Australia was pleased to join agricultural leaders from across the country at the National Farmers' Federation Leaders Summit, celebrating Australian agriculture and the industry’s ambition to become a $100 billion sector.

Experienced livestock and agricultural policy leader Dougal Gordon is the new chair of the Sheep Producers Australia Policy Council.

Sheep Producers Australia joined livestock industry representatives in Sydney for Meat & Livestock Australia’s Red Meat Advisory Panel.

Farm productivity and natural capital do not have to compete, with research showing there is a “sweet spot” where both environmental and economic performance can benefit.

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.