Top Agriculture And Fishing Companies in Australia

The Agriculture & Fishing industry in Australia is a critical sector that supports various businesses, including small and medium-sized enterprises, corporations, and government agencies. In 2022, the industry generated over $60 billion in revenue, accounting for approximately 2.5% of Australia's GDP.

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NUFARM2,106 +65 6227 5575
corporate.information@nufarm.com

Nufarm is the trusted global partner behind thousands of agricultural success stories. Working side by side with advisors and distributors, we help farmers grow a better tomorrow. For more than 100 years we’ve been finding more effective ways to fight disease, weeds and pests to protect and improve crop yields. Today, we are one of the world’s leading developers and manufacturers of crop protection solutions and seed technologies. We’re known for our service and hands-on support, working with distributors to give farmers the right product for the job so they get more from their land. Our crop protection footprint spans key global agricultural markets with a focus on North America, Europe and Asia Pacific. Nufarm is listed on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX:NUF) and our head office is in Melbourne, Australia.

UNIVERSITY OF TASMANIA4,771 +61 138827
alumni.office@utas.edu.au

The University of Tasmania is the fourth oldest university in Australia (one of the original sandstone Universities) and is ranked in the top 10 Australian research universities*, the top 2 per cent of universities globally**, and the Top 300 universities in the world***. We have three Tasmanian campuses in Hobart, Launceston and Burnie, and three Sydney facilities in Rozelle, Darlinghurst and Darling Harbour. We have over 2,500 staff, and our student population includes over 31,000 undergraduates, over 600 postgraduates, and over 7000 international students. Our courses are accredited and professionally-recognised by relevant industry and professional bodies in Australia and abroad. Tasmania is an affordable place to live, with a stunning natural environment and a welcoming community. For students looking for an exceptional, personalised university experience that will shape their future success, there is no better place to study. The University is home to more than 20 world-class…

CLARK EQUIPMENT SALES PTY LTD225 +61 7 3712 1800
clark@clarkequipment.com

Clark Equipment brings the Big Names in Big Equipment to the construction, infrastructure, agriculture, mining, industrial and commercial sectors of our economy. As a manufacturer and distributor, we know what is required to make the equipment work; the on-the-ground distribution, service and support, equipment financing options, combined with the best of equipment. Our commitment is to make it happen. Brands: Bobcat, CLARK Forklifts, Omega Heavy Forklift Trucks, Terberg, Doosan, McCormick Tractors, Daken, Grasshopper Mowers, Sakai, Doosan Portable Power & more

THE BROWN AND HURLEY GROUP PTY LTD151 +61 7 4153 1849
paclease@brownandhurley.com.au

Brown and Hurley is an award-winning dealer of new and used commercial trucks and trailers. Weve been supplying the highest quality trucks and trailers to a diverse range of applications from multiple branches across Northern New South Wales and Queensland since 1946. Our branch locations: Kyogle, NSW Darra, QLD Townsville, QLD Coffs Harbour, NSW Rockhampton, QLD Yatala, QLD Toowoomba, QLD Caboolture, QLD Tamworth, NSW Bundaberg, QLD Mackay, QLD Roma, QLD Emerald, QLD

PERFECTION FRESH AUSTRALIA270 +61 2 9763 1877
fresh@perfection.com.au

Perfection Fresh Australia is one of the country’s largest privately owned fresh produce businesses. The company owns farms across the country, including glasshouses, grapes, citrus and berry farms and a network of farmers that grow their exclusive varieties. The business is renowned for leading innovation and marketing in horticulture, having some of Australia’s best loved produce brands such as Calypso® mangoes, Broccolini®, Cauli-blossom® Fioretto®, Qukes® baby cucumbers, Mix-a-Mato® tomatoes, Kumato® tomatoes, Ecoganic® Red Tip® Bananas, Sunworld® Grapes and Perfection Berries.

MAIA FINANCIAL93 +61 1300 134 214
enquiries@maiafinancial.com.au

With over 30 years of experience across Australia and New Zealand, funding more than $6 billion of diverse assets, Maia Financial are specialists in creating bespoke finance solutions for new and existing clients. With deal sizes ranging between $5,000 and $25 million, our goal is to ensure the best outcome for our client’s business, no matter the asset or deal size. Our unique funding model as a non-bank lender, allows for financial solutions offering greater flexibility for our clients, compared to traditional financiers. We specialise across a diverse range of industries and partner with various asset vendors.

WHITSUNDAY REGIONAL COUNCIL203 +61 1300 972 753
info@whitsundayrc.qld.gov.au

As the gateway to the Great Barrier Reef and the magnificent 74 Whitsunday Islands, the Whitsunday region has one of the fastest growing populations in Queensland. Boasting a strong and diverse economy driven by the agriculture, construction, mining and tourism industries, the Whitsunday region has the potential to become the economic powerhouse of North Queensland. The Whitsunday region encompasses a total land area of 23,862 square kilometres and includes the major townships of Airlie Beach, Bowen, Cannonvale, Collinsville and Proserpine, with numerous rural and coastal communities and residential areas scattered throughout the area. The Bruce Highway is the major transport corridor running north-south through the region, to Mackay in the south and Townsville in the north. The Whitsunday region is home to approximately 35,500 permanent residents. Due to the strength of the local economy, the region’s population is expected to grow at an annual rate of 2.3 per cent over the next 2…

SOUTHERN DOWNS REGIONAL COUNCIL146 +61 1300 697 372
saleyards@sdrc.qld.gov.au

The Southern Downs region offers an outstanding mix of investment and business opportunities, industrial and rural locations and a relaxed country lifestyle. Located around two hours from both Brisbane and the Gold Coast, the Southern Downs is a location of choice for business, investment and employment. The Southern Downs’ low set-up costs and overheads make the region a highly cost-effective location to start or grow a business. Relative to other regions in South East Queensland, the Southern Downs regional economy has competitive strengths in agriculture, food product manufacturing and transport/logistics. The local workforce of almost 17,000 people is stable and has the highest proportion of workers in food manufacturing and road transport compared to other parts of South East Queensland. The Southern Downs’ low set-up costs and overheads make the region a highly cost-effective location to start or grow a business. Relative to other regions in South East Queensland, the Southern …

QUEENSLAND RURAL AND INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY121 +61 7 3032 0300
contact_us@qrida.qld.gov.au

QRIDA is a specialist provider of government financial assistance programs For more than 25 years, weve been working with Queensland primary producers, businesses and non-profit organisations to provide financial assistance, advisory support and disaster assistance programs on behalf of state, territory and Commonwealth government agencies.

GOLDEN AGE GROUP87 +61 3 9671 3178
info@goldenagegroup.com.au

Since its inception in 2006, Golden Age has firmly cemented itself as an industry leader, bringing to life high-end commercial and iconic residential addresses across Australia. In recent years, the company has ignited extraordinary growth, developing its capital arm and expanding its investments portfolio of hotels, restaurants, agriculture and international trade. Currently, Golden Age Group’s diverse development portfolio has an estimated value of $4.2 billion with another $1.5 billion worth of projects in the pipeline. Continuously striving to achieve greater success and push boundaries, Golden Age Group has developed Melbourne’s tallest residential building in Melbourne CBD, Victoria One, the world’s fourth slimmest building, Collins House, the distinguished Sky Garden project above The Glen Shopping Center, the sophisticated boutique Sydney development – Essence Double Bay, Sydney’s The Harrington Collection located in The Rocks and Waterloo’s premier project, No. 1 Lachlan, to …

AAM INVESTMENT GROUP89 +61 488 846 988
admin@aamig.com.au

AAM Investment Group (AAMIG) is an Australian owned and operated, diversified investment management group. We structure, operate and manage investments across the agricultural, direct property and infrastructure investment classes. Operating across the fields of Agriculture, Commercial Property and Infrastructure, AAMIG identifies, investigates, funds and acquires high quality investment assets for long term investment. Once acquired, assets are actively managed to achieve optimal returns and long term value. Operating and managing Australian agribusiness assets is a privilege which we do not take for granted. Commitment to environmental sustainability and high levels of animal welfare are at the forefront of our thinking, and contribute positively to our long term value goals. AAMIG has developed deep knowledge and experience in the management of agricultural, commercial property and infrastructure assets. It is what sets us apart and provides AAMIG with the ability to improve …

CANN GROUP87 +61 3 9095 7088
contact@canngrouplimited.com

Cann Group (ASX:CAN) is Australia’s first commercially licensed medicinal cannabis cultivator and manufacturer. We supply PIC/S GMP certified, high-THC dried flower as both API and finished product, and a range of extracts and oral oils, to our B2B customers in Australia, Germany and the UK. And our patented micro-encapsulated CBD capsules are available throughout the world under the Satipharm brand. The first stage of our new, state-of-the-art facility in regional Victoria is fully operational, with in-house analytical chemistry and microbiology laboratories, and the capacity to produce 12,500kg of high-quality flower per year, with subsequent stages planned in response to growing demand. We have extensive R&D collaborations with globally renowned agricultural and pharmaceutical research partners, and have developed our own exclusive, proprietary lines of high-yielding cultivars. Cann Group is committed to the future of high-quality, low-cost cannabis medicines, and the development …

TABLELANDS REGIONAL COUNCIL116 +61 1300 362 242
disastermanagement@trc.qld.gov.au

The Tablelands region in Far North Queensland is diverse and beautiful. Perfectly positioned with an elevation that provides abundant water, a unique environment, proximity to Cairns, a skilled workforce and road transport linkages. Natural assets include unique landscapes such as world heritage rainforests and crater lakes, expansive savannahs and wetlands, and a variety of rural and agricultural farming. Development and investment opportunities abound in adventure and tourism, aged housing, care and related services, agriculture and processing, arts, heritage, culture, green energy, manufacturing and mining, retail, professional services, training, research, tropical enterprise and innovation. The Tablelands region offers a relaxed lifestyle with the advantage of a major city and international airport one hour away by road. Atherton is the regional centre with smaller towns and villages including Malanda, Herberton, Ravenshoe, Mt Garnet,, Millaa Millaa, Tolga, Walkamin and Yunga…

WARAKIRRI ASSET MANAGEMENT142 +61 3 8613 1111
contact@warakirri.com.au

Warakirri is an Australian Aboriginal word meaning to grow. As the name suggests, Warakirri was established for that very purpose – to grow the wealth of investors. Warakirri was established in 1993 with a view to provide charitable and tax-exempt investors with an investment vehicle managed specifically to their tax-exempt status. In 1993, Warakirris first trust, the Warakirri Charitable Australian Equities Trust was launched. Since then, Warakirri has established numerous trusts and funds specifically designed to meet the varied needs of investors. Today, Warakirri provides specialist investment vehicles to meet the needs of charities, superannuation and individual investors across Australian and global equities, cash, Australian agriculture, currency management and US real estate. In addition, Warakirri is a leading provider of after-tax benchmarking, reporting and performance analytics. Warakirri is a private company, 100% owned by its Directors and staff and has a Board o…

DUXTON CAPITAL AUSTRALIA68 +61 8 8130 9500
enquiries@duxtonam.com

Duxton is an alternative asset management firm with a dual focus, agricultural investments and emerging market equities. Duxton Capital (Australia) was established in February 2014. The Duxton Group employs 60+ staff members and is head quartered in Stirling, SA. Duxton aims to not only take advantage of the systemic shift in soft commodity prices, but also to actively invest in farmland and increase cash yields through farming efficiencies. Duxton differs from many other investors in its approach to agriculture. The central premise to its investing is keeping low gearing in its projects, as well as diversification across geographies, commodities, farm management styles and investment time horizons. It creates value by actively selecting top-tier farm managers with local experience and proven track records. Duxton then works with these managers to create operational efficiencies through consolidation, utilisation and adopting the latest farming technologies. Duxton also aims to incr…

GREENCOLLAR108 +61 412 084 015
contact@greencollar.com.au

GreenCollar is a profit-for-purpose organisation, and the leading environmental markets project developer across the carbon, water quality, biodiversity and plastics markets in Australia. We are home-grown and independent with a decade of experience in partnering with landholders to improve the productivity of their land, generate stable income and ultimately improve environmental outcomes. GreenCollar takes a longer-term view to solving Australia’s biggest environmental challenges by leveraging markets and future-proofing the work of landholders across the country. Our team works to understand the environmental values of the land and enable stakeholders to access innovative finance to implement projects with positive environmental and economic outcomes. Our clients range from landholders, research groups, non-government organisations, corporations, and the government. Our company consists of an equally diverse and skilled team of scientists, environmental specialists, lawyers, …

AUSTRALIAN GRAIN TECHNOLOGIES39 +61 407 625 327
customer.service@agtbreeding.com.au

At AGT, we consider ourselves privileged to be able to serve Australian farmers and the world’s population by developing new field crop varieties that are more productive, better quality and cost less to grow. This is what drives our people. We want to see Australian farmers more prosperous, and the global population to be well nourished.

MURRAY IRRIGATION LIMITED76 +61 1300 138 265
marketing@murrayirrigation.com.au

Murray Irrigation is Australias largest private irrigation company, formed in 1995 as an unlisted public company. Murray Irrigation is based in Southern NSW and provides irrigation water to over 2.300 farms - our area of operation stretches from Mulwala in the east to Moulamein in the west, taking in approximately 750,000 hectares of farmland north of the Murray River. Farm businesses in our area predominately include rice, cereals, wheat, canola, annual pasture, dairy, wool , beef and lamb - with an average gross value agriculture production of $500M.

QUIK CORP32 +61 1800 645 688
info@quikcorp.com.au

Quik Corp is a dynamic Australian owned and operated company and a premium manufacturer of innovative equipment to the agricultural, emergency services and mining sectors. Today our breadth of capabilities and resources means we deliver fully integrated products that are completely customisable. From spray units to fire and emergency service vehicle builds, we have the capacity for numerous applications in industrial and commercial markets. To learn more about the specialized products and services that we offer, visit us at: http://www.quikcorp.com.au/

TXM LEAN SOLUTIONS32 +61 1800 319 552
admin@txm.com

TXM Lean Solutions is one of Australia’s leading Lean Implementation and Project Management Consultancies delivering achievable sustained results. Our experienced team of Lean Consultants has the expertise and resources needed to make your business vision a reality. Our skilled Senior Lean Consultants can take the pain and risk out of major operational projects. TXM can help create a culture of continuous improvement, driving sustained results in your organisation. The TXM team have expertise in a range of industries, techniques and best practice methods in manufacturing, supply chain & distribution, Lean facility layouts, Lean services, SMEs, food & agriculture. We pride ourselves on our ability to deliver lasting results for our clients, no matter the industry. We design our successful lean programs by stepping in to your world and understanding your unique needs. We then design a Lean solution specifically for your business. Our practical and realistic approach allows us to bec…

Top Agriculture And Fishing Companies in Australia

The Agriculture & Fishing industry in Australia is a critical sector that supports various businesses, including small and medium-sized enterprises, corporations, and government agencies. In 2022, the industry generated over $60 billion in revenue, accounting for approximately 2.5% of Australia's GDP. Moreover, the industry employed over 300,000 people, indicating its significant contribution to employment and economic growth. This article provides an in-depth analysis of the Agriculture & Fishing industry in Australia, focusing on the factors contributing to its growth and success, key trends, challenges, and future outlook.


Factors Contributing to Growth and Success

One of the critical factors contributing to the growth and success of the Agriculture & Fishing industry in Australia is the government's initiatives. The government has implemented several policies aimed at promoting innovation, supporting small businesses, and improving access to finance. For instance, the government has implemented the Agriculture Innovation Fund, which provides farmers and fishermen with access to funding, research and development, and support services. The government has also implemented the Farm Business Concessional Loans Scheme, which provides concessional loans to farmers and fishermen to help them manage drought and other challenges.


Industry Growth and Comparison to Previous Years

The Agriculture & Fishing industry in Australia has experienced moderate growth over the years, driven by various factors such as favorable climatic conditions, technological advancements, and increased demand for food and other products. In 2022, the industry recorded a growth rate of 2.8%, which was higher than the previous year's growth rate of 2.2%. This growth can be attributed to increased investment in technology, improved marketing, and the development of new products and services. Moreover, the industry has experienced growth in various sub-sectors, such as aquaculture, forestry, and livestock farming.


Key Trends

The Agriculture & Fishing industry in Australia is experiencing several key trends that are shaping its growth and success. One of the trends is the increased adoption of precision farming techniques. Precision farming techniques such as drones and sensors enable farmers to optimize crop yields, reduce costs, and improve environmental sustainability. Another key trend is the increased use of automation and robotics in farming and fishing. Automation and robotics can be used to improve efficiency and reduce labor costs in various farming and fishing processes. Moreover, the Agriculture & Fishing industry is also experiencing a growing demand for organic and sustainably sourced products. Consumers are increasingly aware of the environmental impact of agriculture and fishing, and they are seeking products that are produced in an environmentally responsible manner.


The Agriculture & Fishing industry in Australia has undergone significant technological disruptions, driven by the rapid development of digital technologies such as artificial intelligence, automation, and precision farming. These technological disruptions have led to the creation of new farming and fishing methods, improved efficiency and productivity, and the development of new products and services. For instance, the use of precision farming techniques, such as drones and sensors, has enabled farmers to optimize crop yields, reduce costs, and improve environmental sustainability.


Challenges

The Agriculture & Fishing industry in Australia faces several challenges that affect its growth and competitiveness. Some of these challenges include changing weather patterns, water scarcity, environmental degradation, and increased competition from imports. Moreover, the industry is also facing challenges in addressing food safety concerns, particularly in the wake of increased awareness of the risks associated with foodborne illnesses.


Future Outlook

The Agriculture & Fishing industry in Australia has a promising future, driven by various factors such as the growing demand for food and other products, the expansion of global markets, and the government's initiatives aimed at promoting innovation and entrepreneurship. The industry is also expected to benefit from the increased adoption of digital technologies, enabling farmers and fishermen to improve their efficiency and productivity. Moreover, a focus on environmental sustainability and social responsibility can further enhance the industry's growth and success in the future. The Agriculture & Fishing industry can respond by adopting more sustainable and eco-friendly practices such as regenerative farming, responsible fishing, and reduced use of pesticides and fertilizers.


Aquaculture & Fishing Industry

The Aquaculture & Fishing industry in Australia is a critical sub-sector of the Agriculture & Fishing industry, accounting for approximately 30% of the industry's total revenue. The industry has experienced steady growth over the years, driven by increased demand for seafood products both domestically and globally. In 2022, the industry recorded a growth rate of 2.6%, which was higher than the previous year's growth rate of 1.8%. This growth can be attributed to improved fishing practices, increased investment in research and development, and the development of new products and services.


Forestry & Logging Industry

The Forestry & Logging industry in Australia is another sub-sector of the Agriculture & Fishing industry, contributing approximately 5% of the industry's total revenue. The industry has experienced moderate growth over the years, driven by increased demand for timber and other forest products. In 2022, the industry recorded a growth rate of 2.1%, which was higher than the previous year's growth rate of 1.8%. This growth can be attributed to increased investment in technology, improved marketing, and the development of new products and services.


Farming Industry

The Farming industry in Australia is the largest sub-sector of the Agriculture & Fishing industry, accounting for approximately 65% of the industry's total revenue. The industry has experienced steady growth over the years, driven by various factors such as favorable climatic conditions, technological advancements, and increased demand for food products. In 2022, the industry recorded a growth rate of 2.9%, which was higher than the previous year's growth rate of 2.6%. This growth can be attributed to increased investment in technology, improved marketing, and the development of new products and services.


Conclusion

In conclusion, the Agriculture & Fishing industry in Australia is a critical sector that contributes significantly to the economy, generating over $60 billion in revenue and employing over 300,000 people. The industry's growth is driven by various factors, such as government initiatives, technological disruptions, and increased demand for food and other products. However, the industry also faces challenges such as changing weather patterns, environmental degradation, and increased competition from imports. To stay competitive, businesses in the Agriculture & Fishing industry need to invest in innovation, improve efficiency, and adopt sustainable and eco-friendly practices. Moreover, a focus on environmental sustainability and social responsibility can further enhance the industry's growth and success in the future. The Agriculture & Fishing industry is expected to continue growing, driven by various factors such as the expansion of global markets, increased adoption of digital technologies, and the growing demand for organic and sustainably sourced products.

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By Melissa Goh
Published on 30 March 2023