The Northern Territory Farmers Association (NT Farmers) represents and advocates for the plant-based industries of the NT. As a peak industry body, NT Farmers promotes agricultural development in the Northern Territory and directly assists growers with a comprehensive range of support services.

Information about fisheries compliance, aquatic biosecurity and projects. Information for pastoralists relating to livestock, farm management and the meat industry. Information for pastoralists and growers relating to food, forestry and cropping. Information about agribusiness development in the Territory.

GULP NT was established in 2011 and has hosted many community events, workshops, local food festivals and provided education materials to a wide audience living in the Top End. City of Darwin’s support has already allowed us to create a local food directory for the Darwin region and host bush tucker walks.

Farm management. Contact Rangelands Management; Controlling wild dogs and pest animals with 1080 poison; Field crops; Get financial help: farm businesses; Managing pastoral land; Monitoring pastoral leases; Non-pastoral use applications and permits; Non-pastoral use of pastoral land; Pastures and fodder crops; Rural assistance and support services

A range of grain, legume and other field crops can be grown in the Northern Territory. This section contains information on growing these crops. You can find more information by searching the online publications library .

Our premium, saltwater Barramundi is sustainably grown on our 100% Australian family owned and operated farm, halfway between Darwin and Kakadu National Park in Australia’s Northern Territory. We work around the clock to ensure our Barramundi is delivered to you fresh, twice a week, all year around.

In 2021-22, the agriculture, forestry and fishing industry contributed $805 million to the NT’s economy, up by 5.4% from the previous year. As a percentage share of gross state product (GSP), the industry contributed 2.8% in 2021-22, above the 10‑year average of 2.7%.

Across Queensland, Victoria and the Northern Territory, Nutrano’s farms are well-established orchards, adopting best-practice farming and agronomy strategies, from growing and harvest to crop management and packing.

A range of pasture species and fodder crops can be grown in the Northern Territory. This section contains information on growing these crops. You can find more information by searching the online publications library. The Alice Springs region is divided into three districts - …