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This new interactive online data dashboard (beta) provides easy access to Australia's agricultural export data, by commodity, year and destination.

The two working papers provide fast, accurate and accessible solutions to replace the need for simulations in many applications the continuous sampling plan 1 system, and 2 and 3 systems used in the management of Australia's biosecurity system. This will aid in enhancing system management decisions.

The Drought Early Warning System (DEWS) project is a new project will develop a set of national indicators for measuring and forecasting the extent and severity of drought impacts in the Australian agricultural sector. The project is an initiative of DAFF and is being undertaken by ABARES in partnership with CSIRO.

Water allocation prices in the southern Murray–Darling Basin are likely to remain low for a third consecutive year, according to the latest ABARES Water Market Outlook.

This Insights report summarises evidence to demonstrate that reforming agricultural support and open trade can build a more competitive agricultural sector.

This interactive dashboard presents the recent economic surveys of major commonwealth fisheries. It includes information on net returns to help assess economic performance of fisheries.

The latest ABARES Insight report outlines how governments can take the lead on global food security by opening up trade and cutting export restrictions. 

In light of high global grain prices, the latest ABARES Insights report looks at the impact of export restrictions and how governments can take steps to improve global food security.

This issue of the Australian forest and wood products statistics (AFWPS) includes 2020−21 data for key domestic indicators of forestry sector activity including Australia’s commercial plantation estate, and volume and value of logs harvested—and data on production and trade of wood products.

This spatial data shows the prime use of the Australian landscape between 2010-11 and 2015-16. The data has been provided to the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) as an input to the first National Land Account and is part of the national approach to environmental economic accounting.