All Farmers and primary producers will be declared tax exempt and not be liable to pay any corporate tax, personal income tax or land tax. This includes all employees of the farmers.

All Farmers and primary Producers will be GST exempt, thus not requiring them to charge GST on their sales. They will also be able to claim 100% ITC on all purchases.

All Farmers and primary Producers will have access to the State Farmers Bank for interest free loans and no fee accounts. All loans will be ultra flexible, so, if a bad year occurs and crops fail, the loan can be placed on hold until the next harvest.

All Farmers will not have to put up their farm or home as collateral when seeking a loan.

Farmers will have set minimum tariffs on all produce. They will only be able to sell to supermarkets at a minimum of production cost price plus 10 percent. This means that the farmer will get at least what it costs them to produce food, plus a 10% mark up. This will stop supermarkets from screwing over farmers. It will also ensure that the farmers at least break even.

Food price sale contracts will now be set in favour of the farmer, instead of the supermarket chains. When an order is placed with the farmer at an agreed price, which cannot be any lower than the minimum tariff, the supermarket will be legally bound to honour that contract and pay for the produce, irrespective if they subsequently cancel it. This will stop supermarkets from placing an order at 5.00pm and then cancelling it at 9.00am the following morning, after the farmer has picked his crop. If the supermarket refuses to take the order, then the farmer, having been paid by the supermarket, will then have the option to on sell the harvest to another wholesaler for an additional price of their choosing. This will stamp out farmer abuse as Supermarkets will be forced to pay the farmer for their produce.

To assist farmers at harvest time, anyone wishing to work for the farmer picking crops will be paid tax free, even if they have full time employment.

It will be illegal to waste food. All so-called non-sexy crops, that fail the fussy supermarket test, will be shipped to canning factories, at the agreed price, to be processed, canned and sold via shopping outlets and for international export or foreign aid purposes. There will be no dumping of food or creation of surplus food mountains.

Land regeneration is very important for Australia. Farmers that have degraded land will be prioritised for regeneration under our works programme initiative.

Water is vital for all farmers, so until such time that we fix the water management of Australia, it is imperative that farmers have access to as much water as they need, to irrigate their farms and look after their livestock. The water supply issue should not be a concern for the farmers as they have enough problems of their own to deal with. Our water supply issues are a concern for the government and it is for the government to fix them. It is a priority for desalination plants to be set up around Australia, with a network of pipes delivering water to the farming community. Refer Infrastructure & Building policy.