Climate change risks pushing one-third of global food production outside the safe climatic space. '... unhalted growth of greenhouse gas emissions could force nearly one-third of global food crop production and over one-third of livestock production beyond this safe space by 2081–2100.' (One Earth journal) >

The importance of resource security for poverty eradication. 'As humanity’s demand on natural resources is increasingly exceeding Earth’s biological rate of regeneration, environmental deterioration such as greenhouse gas accumulation in the atmosphere, ocean acidification and groundwater depletion is accelerating.' (Nature Sustainability journal) >

Emerging work health and safety impacts on farmers. (The Centre for Work Health and Safety) >

Outstanding issues within NSW’s Final Draft Water Resource Plans and consequences for the Murray-Darling Basin Plan. (Wentworth Group of Concerned Scientists) > 

'... all electric tractors for agriculture and recreational applications...' (Solectrac Electric Tractors) >

enrich360 - 'The circular community that returns food waste to the farm as nutrient rich organic fertiliser for a sustainable future.' - Reduce soil degradation; Reduce food waste to landfill; Grow tastier & more nutritious food. >

Desalination ...'fresh water or at a quality suitable for livestock from a brackish or saline source'... (Moerk Water) >

Study finds economic window for native grains production. Most extensive paddock-to-plate native grains study to date  (Sydney University) >

'...with rising sea-levels, salt water inundation of agricultural land, frequency of cyclones and other climate-change-related-disasters, this livelihood on which 70% of the region’s population depends on is under threat and is one of the causes of chronic hunger and malnutrition in the region.' >

Emissions of Nitrous Oxide, a Climate Super-Pollutant, Are Rising Fast on a Worst-Case Trajectory. [Article] 'Fertilizer is a leading culprit in nitrous oxide emissions, which are nearly 300 times more potent at warming the planet than carbon dioxide and deplete ozone.' >