Benefits at PGA of W.A.

Representing pastoralists & graziers across Western Australia

The PGA advocates for the interests of pastoral and grazing businesses across Western Australia; ensuring regional realities are heard at industry, government and community levels. Running a pastoral or grazing operation comes with pressures that those in the city rarely see: shifting regulations, uncertain supply chains, rising input costs, and policy decisions made far from the paddock.

Through our Board and Commodity Groups, we engage directly with Ministers, agencies and industry bodies on the issues that affect your business every day. We monitor emerging challenges, represent members at key forums, and maintain the relationships needed to influence outcomes. Because when government and industry are deciding what happens next, it matters who’s in the room.

What We Do

Areas of Engagement

The challenges facing pastoral and grazing businesses don’t fit neatly into one category; and neither does our advocacy. The PGA works across a broad and interconnected range of issues, engaging with government, regulators and industry bodies at every level.

Through our Board and Commodity Groups, we maintain active relationships with the people and institutions that influence outcomes for our members, from fuel and fertiliser supply through to land tenure, water policy and biosecurity. We track what’s changing, represent members where decisions are being made, and push for reforms that reflect the realities of operating in regional and remote Western Australia.

These areas outline where we’re currently focused.

Supply Chain & Input Security

Supply Chain & Input Security

Advocacy on fuel and fertiliser security, transport and supply chain issues affecting pastoral operations.

Government Engagement

Government Engagement

Direct engagement at Ministerial level and with agencies on land tenure, water allocations, pastoral rents and regulatory reform.

Industry Representation

Industry Representation

Representation at key industry forums, consultations and meetings on behalf of members.

Emerging Challenges

Emerging Challenges

Monitoring and responding to seasonal conditions, biosecurity threats, and market disruptions as they arise.

Commodity Committees

The PGA has committees dedicated to working for the various sectors of primary production

Benefits of a PGA Membership

When you join the PGA, you gain more than representation. These are the tangible benefits your membership delivers.

The PGA of WA advocates directly to State and Federal governments on behalf of Western Australian farmers and pastoralists. The PGA of WA represents producers’ interests clearly, independently and without political influence.

PGA policy is shaped by people with real farming and pastoral experience. This ensures advocacy that focuses on practical, workable outcomes to protect farm viability and reduce unnecessary regulation.

As a member, you help shape policy positions and submissions on issues such as land use, biosecurity, environmental regulation and regional development. Your voice contributes to decisions that impact your operation and community.

Members receive timely updates and clear explanations about policy changes, regulatory developments and emerging issues, helping you stay informed and prepared.

Joining the PGA of WA connects you with a statewide network of farmers, pastoralists and industry stakeholders, strengthening agriculture’s collective influence and supporting the future of regional Western Australia.

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