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This report is published in two parts, both containing data up to and including 2024–25. The first part covers Commonwealth fisheries production volume and value. The second part covers trade volume and value statistics for fisheries products.

This report utilises data from the 2023-24 Natural Resource Management (NRM) and Emissions supplementary survey to analyse NRM and emissions practices.

This report provides 2010–11 to 2023–24 estimates of net economic returns, total factor productivity and terms of trade indexes for the Eastern Tuna and Billfish Fishery using a non-survey approach based on existing administrative and public data.

This Insights paper provides a balanced perspective on the consequences for farmers and regional communities of land-based sequestration, which under the Net Zero Plan could require up to 119 million tonnes of carbon to be sequestered in the landscape. The impacts on agriculture and hypothetical policy responses are also explored.

This working paper demonstrates the feasibility and utility of developing integrated monthly Hydro-Economic models of the Murray-Darling Basin.

This working paper develops a method to predict monthly irrigation water demands in the Murray-Darling Basin. This work is a key input for simulation analysis in hydro-economic modelling.

The state of Australia’s forests is reported across 44 indicators that are being progressively updated. This release includes eight updated indicators. 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.

This report is a first step towards understanding productivity in the plantation forestry sector and uses a partial productivity measure of Mean Annual Increment (MAI) which is the average annual volume growth per hectare of a plantation over its entire age.

Australia’s national winter crop outlook remains robust, with production on track to reach 66.3 million tonnes – the second-largest winter crop on record.

The value of agricultural production forecast to increase by 6% to $99.5 billion in 25-26, driven by rising livestock and livestock product prices and steady crop production value.