The National Farmers' Federation (NFF) is an Australian organization that represents the interests of farmers and the agricultural sector. Established in 1979, it advocates for policies that support sustainable farming practices, economic growth, and rural communities. The NFF works to influence government decisions and promote the importance of agriculture in Australia. The NFF also provides resources and support to its members, which include various farming groups and individual farmers. By collaborating with other organizations and stakeholders, the NFF aims to enhance the viability of the agricultural industry and ensure that farmers have a strong voice in national discussions related to agriculture and rural affairs.