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Andrew Marshall

Sydney

National Agribusiness Writer at Farm Weekly

National agribusiness writer for Fairfax Agricultural Media. Burren boy. Not sure about this Twitter thing.

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Articles

  • The re-emerging credit option filling the $6b, and growing, gap for farmers

    2 weeks ago | farmonline.com.au | Andrew Marshall

    Agriculture's non-bank lending sector is estimated to have grown at least 10 per cent annually since 2020, as more farmers consider the option. Digitally altered image, picture by ShutterstockThey are a small fry in Australia's big $135 billion farm loan market, but despite charging much higher interest rates than their big bank peers, private credit lenders are gaining traction.

  • Agribusiness buzz in brief: Is Bega a buyer? Macca's mine deal haunts US

    3 weeks ago | farmonline.com.au | Andrew Marshall

    Mainland has 15 processing plants and big name dairy brands such as Australia's Western Star. File picture. Fonterra bidders line upBega Group, French dairy multinationals Lactalis and Danone, and a few private equity companies are being touted as finalists in the bidding process for Fonterra's $2 billion Mainland consumer brands business in New Zealand, Australia and Asia.

  • Our burger meat's still a bargain in US as tariffs prove not so distasteful

    3 weeks ago | farmonline.com.au | Andrew Marshall

    The tariff on Australian meat exports to the US may add 10 cents to the cost of a typical $US5 hamburger. File pictureAmericans are unlikely to see much increase, if any, in the cost of their burgers at McDonald's, Burger King or Wendy's after the contentious new tariffs on imported Australian grinding beef commence.

  • Super powerful supermarkets: Farmer suppliers need grocery code with teeth

    3 weeks ago | goodfruitandvegetables.com.au | Andrew Marshall

    Australia's Aldi, Coles and Woolworths retail chains are among the world's most profitable supermarkets. File pictureThe competition regulator says there's "no silver bullet" to make three of the world's most profitable supermarket retailers more competitive for Australian consumers and fairer to suppliers.

  • Trump's tariff war, what's at stake and why NSW Premier wants us all to fight

    3 weeks ago | farmonline.com.au | Andrew Marshall

    The Land's editor, Samantha Townsend in conversation with NSW Premier, Chris Minns, at a Farm Writers' Association of NSW forum. Picture Andrew MarshallYoung and entrepreneurial rural Australians could be notable long-term casualties in US President Donald Trump's tariff war for years to come, says NSW Premier, Chris Minns.

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Andrew Marshall @BurrenAndrew
23 Jul 18

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24 Jun 18

RT @FarmOnline: This NZ family business is not horsing around, it's turned silage into a premium export product https://t.co/NeJGBovRK1

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Andrew Marshall @BurrenAndrew
14 Jun 18

I refrained from answering questions about Rugby... @thelandnews @FarmOnline https://t.co/bxAUVHCHrN

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