President of WAFarmers John Hassell says a meeting with the Premier and aboriginal affairs minister this morning has not eased concerns about the state's aboriginal cultural heritage laws

China has agreed to drop 80 per cent tariffs on Australian barley.

$20 million, that's how much Australian grain breeders miss out on in unpaid end point royalties every year.

A South Korean Energy Consortium is pursuing plans to build a green ammonia plant using renewable hydrogen near Geraldton.

The Western Australian government is prepared to ban alcohol from mine sites if companies don't make a concerted effort to tackle sexual harassment and bullying in the mining industry.

The Indonesian government has suspended imports of live cattle from four Australian export facilities, following the detection of the virus Lumpy Skin Disease in livestock shipped from Australia.

A new 580 kilometre gas pipeline has been officially opened by state energy minister Bill Johnson.

The GRDC has announced it will invest more than a billion dollars over the next five years in research, development, and extension for the nation's grains industry.

There's some more rain on the way today for parts of the state's agricultural region and while some farmers have had quite enough for now, others are hoping for a decent downpour.

Federal Nationals leader, David Littleproud, says the government's plan to phase out the live sheep export trade could be stymied if cross-bench senators are educated about the trade.