With the Australian government suspending its WTO case against China, could relations between the two nations about to improve?
China is an important market for farmers around the world.
And in Australia, up to 70 per cent of all barley exports are shipped off to the nation.
However, the two countries have been embroiled in a bitter trade dispute.
But things seem to be changing.
The Australian Government is temporarily suspending its World Trade Organisation case against China.
It comes as Beijing reviews its 80 per cent tariffs on barley exports.
Zachary Whale from GrainGrowers joined to discuss.
