Regional agricultural conditions
Regional dimension scores across 7 agricultural condition indicators
Neutral Phase
30d SOI: -7.8Near-average conditions — no strong climate signal
42
National Credit Conditions Score
Cash rate 4.1%, small biz variable 8.75%
View full lending analysis →GORDON LAKE - AT INTAKE
50.4%
26
hotspots detected (last 5 days)
17%
volumetric (0-1cm) · Dry
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Hobart
38dairy, apples, wine grapes
Launceston and North East
57dairy, beef, potatoes
South East
45dairy, cherries, seafood
West and North West
64dairy, vegetables, beef
ABS SA4 sub-regions · Composite based on rainfall & soil moisture
Tasmania's agricultural sector maintains a moderate composite score of 51, reflecting steady performance despite broader national challenges. The state's dominant commodities show mixed results, with dairy prices holding steady at $8.42/kg milk solids and wool remaining flat at $12.34/kg, while beef prices have declined 9.2% to $8.08/kg. Tasmania benefits from the best soil moisture levels nationally at 17%, though Gordon Lake storage sits at a moderate 50.4% capacity amid neutral ENSO conditions providing no clear seasonal bias. Fire risk remains minimal with only 26 satellite detections over the past week, whilst elevated lending costs with the cash rate at 4.1% continue to pressure farm financing across the state.
AI-generated · 13/04/2026
Tasmania has a composite agricultural conditions score of 51/100, rated as mixed. This score is updated daily using data from 18 government and industry sources across seven dimensions.
The dominant commodities in Tasmania are dairy, beef, wool. Each commodity has its own detailed analysis page with live pricing and outlook.
Tasmania is broken down into 4 SA4 statistical sub-regions, each scored individually using localised rainfall, soil moisture, and climate data from SILO DataDrill and BOM.
The composite score is the average of seven dimension scores: farm profitability, commodity prices, seasonal conditions, input cost pressure, export conditions, credit conditions, and biosecurity. Each dimension is scored 0-100 using publicly available data.
agriIQ refreshes all data daily. The 18 data ingesters run each morning (AEST), followed by AI narrative generation. Scores reflect the latest available data from BOM, RBA, ABS, ABARES, MLA, and other sources.
