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Committee Reports

  • The Fight for Farmers’ Rights to Seed

    Background The idea of farmers’ rights arose in international governance ...

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  • AFSA calls out biased reporting on Victorian planning reforms

    Peter Hunt, a Weekly Times reporter, has treated the concerns ...

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  • ‘The Regulation Diaries (7): Planning for Industrial Intensive Animal Agriculture’ by Tammi Jonas

    This blog post was originally posted on AFSA President Tammi ...

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  • Strategic Report

    AFSA Strategic Retreat, Lorne, December 2016 The AFSA National Committee ...

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  • Incoming President’s Report – October 2016

    By Sally Ruljancich I am honoured to be stepping into ...

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  • President’s Report – October 2016

    By Tammi Jonas In my second and final year as ...

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  • AFSA Legal Defence Fund Approaches $25,000!

    Eaten any wild-shot rabbit ragu lately? Venison stew? Home-cured salami, ...

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  • President’s report – June 2016

    Cheap milk and corporate greed are killing dairy farmers, and ...

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  • President’s report – March 2016

      It’s been a huge start to 2016 with a ...

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  • President’s Report 2015

    In 2015 AFSA members have made progress in production, connection, regulation, and regeneration at home while also building our profile within the international food sovereignty movement, continuing President Tammi Jonas reports.

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  • AFSA Office Bearer Reports, 2015

    2015 President’s Report Tammi Jonas It’s been an exhilarating and ...

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  • AFSA forges links with US Food Sovereignty movement

    In this inspirational President's Report AFSA President Tammi Jonas shares ...

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Submission to the Consultation for the HLPE on ‘Critical, Emerging and Enduring Issues’

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AFSA’s Submission to Review of the Food Production (Safety) Act 2000 (QLD)

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AFSA’s Submission to the Inquiry into Productivity in Australia

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