Agriculture & Horticulture News: Nov 2 - Australia (5 stories)

Here is your Weekly summary for Agriculture & Horticulture across Australia for Mon 27th October - Sun 2nd November 2025

Bunge has reported its Q2 2025 earnings, maintaining guidance despite facing earnings pressure, which reflects ongoing challenges in the agricultural sector. This stability is crucial as it indicates resilience amid fluctuating market conditions.

In Tasmania, a delivery business is distinguishing itself by offering top-quality local produce and personalized service, supporting local growers and enhancing farmgate sales. This initiative highlights the growing trend towards local sourcing and sustainability in food distribution.

Additionally, China has made its first soybean purchase from the U.S. in 2025, coinciding with a significant diplomatic meeting. This move could signal a shift in trade dynamics, impacting global soybean markets.

On the pest management front, timely interventions against the Olive Lace Bug are emphasized as essential for protecting olive groves, underscoring the importance of proactive agricultural practices.