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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.

Good rainfall and high commodity prices have driven strong farm financial performance for 2021-22. Read the latest farm financial performance estimates for livestock and cropping farms and access the interactive dashboard for disaggregating farm performance statistics

This interactive data dashboard contains the latest Australian agricultural productivity estimates and includes climate adjusted data through to 2020-21. Productivity growth is a key mechanism for farmers to maintain industry competitiveness and boost profitability.

This dashboard displays Australian forest and forest industry data through interactive maps, charts and tables. Users can view data on a national, state, territory and regional level.

This paper was recently shared as part of a panel discussion hosted by the Australian Mission to the European Union. It provides an overview of Australia’s agricultural approach to sustainability.

This year’s winter crops are currently forecast to be only slightly lower than last year’s record with most of the wheat-sheep belt facing its third year of favourable autumn planting conditions.

Australia’s agricultural exports are set to hit a record $65 billion in value in 2022-23 as total production tops $80 billion for a second straight year.

This statistical release provides the classifications of Agricultural, Fisheries and Forestry export goods used by ABARES as of June 2022. It allows users to understand what ABARES classifies as agriculture, fish and forestry exports.

Water allocation prices in the southern Murray–Darling Basin are likely to remain low for a third consecutive year. The Water Market Outlook report provides a range of possible allocation prices for 2022–23 in wet, average, dry and extreme dry scenarios.