4Farmers...For Farmers
4Farmers core business is importing and distributing direct to farmers a wide range of quality agricultural chemicals. It aims to do this as efficiently as possible with low overheads and tight margins to ensure you get a fair and competitively priced product. Find out more information about the Company
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Farming News
Farm Weekly - Front Page
- Funding closer for heritage rail project 28-01-2012
A WHEATBELT project has moved to the final application stage for round two of the Regional Development Australia Fund. - WA growers explore summer crop options 28-01-2012
SUMMER rains have meant growers throughout WA have seized the opportunity to sow summer crops. - Gingin family likes a drop of red 28-01-2012
FOR five generations the Dewar family has been seeing red. - Big boost from subsoil manure 28-01-2012
THE NEWS that renovating paddocks with large amounts of organic matter will boost yields, is probably news to nobody. - Abbott offers sneak peek 28-01-2012
ONE picture has Tony Abbott scratching his head, perhaps wondering which press secretary agreed to offer up the Opposition Leader for a men's magazine photo shoot. - Scientists find new world that's heaven for spiders, hell for ants 28-01-2012
LARGE hairy spiders whose front resembles the intimidating grille of a Hummer. Ant spiders who mimic ants, look like ants, live with ants and, when they get hungry, eat ants. Dozens of plant species considered rare, vulnerable or endangered. - Audits set for Southern Inland Health initiative 27-01-2012
THIRTY-seven building condition audits of WA Country Health Service sites are currently being carried out across the southern inland area of Western Australia. - McGowan unveils new-look shadow cabinet 27-01-2012
LABOR leader Mark McGowan has created a new portfolio dedicated to cost of living pressures as part of a reshuffle of his shadow ministry. - Dollar set to scale more peaks 27-01-2012
THE Australian dollar has put on a strong performance over the past few days, as market sentiment turns more positive for risk asset, and is tipped to vault to fresh six-month highs. - Tropical Cyclone Iggy heads towards WA 27-01-2012
TROPICAL Cyclone Iggy developed into a category 1 system early on Australia Day and is expected to intensify into a category 3 system early on Saturday as it slowly tracks towards the Pilbara coast. - Abbott clarifies CSG mining comments 27-01-2012
OPPOSITION Leader Tony Abbott yesterday insisted that he supported farmers' desire to protect their land after earlier saying that coal seam gas extraction was not as "devastating" to the countryside as open-cut mining. - Less is more on FIRB review 27-01-2012
STATE farming organisations have called the Federal Government to tighten its laws on foreign investment, following last week’s release of the ABARES report into the matter. - Broader wools shine at Heimtextil 27-01-2012
AUSTRALIAN Wool Innovation (AWI) and Woolmark licensees have reported strong interest in broader wool products at Heimtextil, the world’s largest trade fair for home textiles. - Bid to force think-tank to declare backers 27-01-2012
A climate change sceptic think-tank with close ties to Australia could have one of its key financial backers unmasked after a court challenge later today. - Gillard's credibility slips away 27-01-2012
WHEN she plays host to caucus members at a Lodge barbecue on Sunday week, Julia Gillard will be all too aware that these men and women enjoying her hospitality could within months become her executioners - depending mainly on what happens to Labor in the polls. - GM barley trial 'success' 27-01-2012
WA-BASED researchers have heralded the first year of genetically modified barley trials a success.
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About 4FARMERS
Affordability
4Farmers was established due to the concern of WA farmers over the high cost
of farm chemicals, and in particular the industry practice at the time of pricing
according to the principal of “what the market will bear”, or more
accurately “what
the big suppliers thought farmers could bear”.
This practice enabled 4Farmers to import and supply Chlorsulfuron from China
in 1995 for half the price of other suppliers at the time. Similarly, the fungicide
Triadimefon that was sold for over $1000/20L now sells for around $110.
Thanks to the efforts of 4Farmers to provide low cost chemicals, farmers throughout
Australia have been able to adopt a whole new range of crop protection strategies
that were previously too costly to contemplate.
Innovation and Experience
With a management, distribution and support team that includes farmers, ex farmers
and scientists, 4Farmers has a unique blend of practical experience and technical
skills. Our information sheets provide not only product information, but in
some cases practical advice on application and usage.
Local Knowledge and Community Support
Through our widespread network of over sixty local agents and distribution locations
throughout W.A, S.A and Victoria, 4Farmers offers convenient and prompt service
along with indispensable knowledge of local conditions.
As part of our commitment to rural communities, 4Farmers actively supports local
sporting clubs and community groups throughout Australia.
Right Product, Right Price, Right Time
With a broad product range, a widespread distribution network of
local agents and small, flexible management team, 4Farmers is well
equipped to get the right product to the right place at the right time.