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Playing the long game: Why advocacy matters more than ever

"It’s AgForce’s long-term advocacy focus that ensures these important messages about the future of our industry and the vulnerability of food security in our country gets through to the highest levels of government." - AgForce General President, Shane McCarthy. (Supplied)

One of the most common questions I get asked by members and Non-members alike is "What is AgForce doing about…?" […]

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