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The Agricultural Commodity Statistics report provides a set of comprehensive statistical tables with historical data (to 2024-25) on Australian and world prices, production, consumption, stocks and trade for 19 rural commodities.

The state of Australia’s forests is reported across 44 indicators that are being progressively updated. This release includes eight updated indicators, bringing the total to 39 of the 44. These indicators and associated content are published as components of Australia’s State of the Forests Report, presenting comprehensive information on all of Australia's forests, including biophysical, conservation, social, cultural and economic aspects of forests.
 

ABARES has released three new spatial datasets of feral deer distribution in Australia: the Current National Relative Abundance of Fallow Deer in Australia (2026), the Current National Relative Abundance of Sambar Deer in Australia (2026) and the Current National Occurrence of Feral Deer in Australia (2026).

Broadacre farmland prices in Australia have generally experienced strong growth since 1992, accelerating in recent years. Prices have increased in 2025, at a more gradual pace.

This report provides a structured way to identify and categorise the wide range of positive and negative social impacts associated with pests and weeds and their management.

The latest agricultural lending statistics provided by the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) show a net increase in aggregate lending to the farm sector in 2024–25 of 5% (in real terms) compared with the previous year.

Growers have delivered the second largest winter crop on record, with timely rainfall and mild spring temperatures supporting strong yields – despite below average growing season rainfall in 2025-26 across many cropping regions in southeast Australia.

Australian agriculture is set to reach a record $101.4 billion in gross production value in 2025-26 before easing in 2026–27, with both prices and output expected to soften.

This report examines the potential for labour and seed supply to constrain reforestation efforts under the Australian Carbon Credit Unit (ACCU) scheme. Using simple ecological and economic models, we assess how increased demand for reforestation inputs affects wages and seed prices under alternative planting scenarios.

This report provides new mathematical modelling techniques to support the design and monitoring of compliance-based biosecurity intervention systems at the Australian border, such as the Compliance-Based Incentive Scheme (CBIS). These systems use a risk-based intervention approach to manage imports while reducing regulatory costs.