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The 2024 climate change authority sector pathways review misses the mark

The future of farming depends on clear, consistent policies that support both productivity and environmental stewardship. (AgForce Facebook)
AgForce CEO Michael Guerin

Converting productive agricultural land into forestry is not the panacea for reducing emissions that the 2024 climate review proposes. It […]

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