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Agribusiness

Whether you're an established farmer or new to the land, it's important to find people who are willing to roll up their sleeves and work with you.

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What agribusiness does

The right people

Over 200 agribusiness managers who are dedicated to your business, understand your industry and can give you support, advice and access to tools that you need.

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Industry insights

We share market-leading agribusiness insights that can help you identify key business challenges and opportunities.

Community support

Numerous grants and programs to support regional Australia, including providing more than $5 million to support more than 800 community groups under the Seeds of Renewal program since 2003.

Grants are administered by the Foundation for Rural and Regional Renewal (FRRR) and applications are accepted on an annual basis. Applications for the 2024 Program closes at 5pm (Sydney/Melbourne time) Thursday 1 August 2024.

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What agribusiness offers

Agribusiness products

From everyday banking to financing machinery for the farm, our solutions can provide you with the versatility you need to help manage your business.

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Farm debt mediation

ANZ commits to eight guiding principles when lending to family farming customers in financial distress who require the management of our Lending Services team (Australia).

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Supporting our community

We're committed to helping build vibrant and sustainable communities in regional Australia.

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Recent ANZ Agri INFOCUS issues

ANZ Agri InFocus Commodity Report - Summer Edition

As summer begins, we have evidence of a patchy spring across the country, which is not unusual. Storms, rain and frost events have impacted certain areas, while other areas have had very strong seasons to date, or indeed pretty much no rain all year. Commodity prices are mixed across the country and across the board, prices are down from their highs. As a result, cost control and productivity gains are the watch words for most in the agriculture industry as they seek to stay on top of higher costs and variable seasons. All in all, the Australian agriculture industry is going into summer and the new year in a solid position – not at the highs of previous years, but also seeing some decent growth, good harvests and solid livestock prices as the industry adjusts to what appears a new normal.

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India: The Next Frontier for Australian Agribusiness?

We often talk of weather and commodity price cycles in Australian agriculture. But what of the cycle of global demand and supply? In the post-Covid world, the need to shore up supply is a significant challenge given continuing climate impacts and geo-political instabilities. That’s why the modern rise of India will be an opportunity to leverage long held and valued trade and political relationships for Australian agribusinesses.

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Commodity Insights, Spring 2024

Spring is springing – and as usual it’s a critical time of year for all our producers. With a weather eye on the rain outlook, but also on the temperature, producers are looking forward to harvest, or watching the grass grow for the new season’s stock.
As always, the question of when will the spring break arrive is key, with many hoping for an early and long spring period to offset a poorer autumn.

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Bluenotes articles

Betting the (fish) farm in the far north

Dan and Tarun Richards have survived challenges, including the elements, to create Humpty Doo Barramundi in the Northern Territory – the largest Australian-owned sustainable fish farming operation.

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Bigger slice of the steak pie

Australia’s beef industry has embraced new technology and export markets – but it’s also taken a smarter approach to the supply chain.

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Searching for the good oil

Australians love olive oil, but prices are skyrocketing. How will this impact the nation’s dinner tables?

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