Today we’re going to look at what wars are doing to agricultural commodity markets. First, economist Dennis Voznesenski, author of the book. War and Wheat: Navigating markets during global conflict.

Then the impact of the Iran/Israel conflict on meat exports to the region. Joining us is Simon Quilty of GlobalAgritTrends.

Tensions in the Middle East have already seen a spike in urea fertilizer prices.

Farmers in Bendigo will soon be paying cheaper council rates. City of Greater Bendigo councillors have voted in favour of a 10% decrease in the rate paid by farmers.  

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