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Russian sanctions least of agriculture sector’s problems

Mark McGovern writes in The Conversation (13 August 14): ‘Measures of both competitiveness and productivity can increase when an industry is in decline. Today, agriculture is not where we hoped it would be. Existing policies and thinking have not delivered gains for agriculture in real terms (as evident in the graph) or Australia (as rising net overseas obligations demonstrate). Continuing them is folly.’

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