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Wine producers, with cellar doors attracting visitors to wine regions, may be eligible for Wine Tourism and Cellar Door Grants (Cellar Door Grants) of up to $100,000 based on sales in the 2018‑19 year. http://getfarming.com.au/2019/05/08/cellar-door-grants-to-encourage-wine-tourism/
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Wine producers, with cellar doors attracting visitors to wine regions, may be eligible for Wine Tourism and Cellar Door Grants (Cellar Door Grants) of up to $100,000 based on sales in the 2018‑19 year. Wine Australia chief executive officer, Andreas Clark, explained the Cellar Door Grants were par...
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Elders agronomist Matt Kenny is recommending #Reliantwheat to some of his grower clients. Here's why.
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Elders agronomist Matt Kenny is recommending #Reliantwheat to some of his grower clients. Here's why.
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Murchison House Station is one of the oldest pastoral stations in Western Australia, but at the upcoming Livestock Technology Field Day, owners Calum and Belinda Carruth will demonstrate how full connectivity and agriculture technology has brought the Kalbarri property into the future. The Livestock Technology Field Day will run from 9am to 9pm on Thursday, 16 May 2019. http://getfarming.com.au/2019/05/13/field-day-to-showcase-ways-to-boost-connectivity-in-remote-areas/
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Murchison House Station is one of the oldest pastoral stations in Western Australia, but at the upcoming Livestock Technology Field Day, owners Calum and Belinda Carruth will demonstrate how full connectivity and agriculture technology has brought the Kalbarri property into the future. In partnershi...
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New research published in Nature Scientific Reports has found that a hormone produced by plants under stress can be applied to crops to alleviate the damage caused by salty soils. http://researchforagriculture.com.au/2019/05/07/new-discovery-could-alleviate-salty-soil-symptoms-in-food-crops/
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New research published in Nature Scientific Reports has found that a hormone produced by plants under stress can be applied to crops to alleviate the damage caused by salty soils. http://researchforagriculture.com.au/2019/05/07/new-discovery-could-alleviate-salty-soil-symptoms-in-food-crops/
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With challenging and dry conditions prevailing in 2019, Grains Biosecurity Officer Jim Moran recommends staying one step ahead of pests by using farm biosecurity practices before and during sowing. http://getfarming.com.au/2019/05/07/break-the-pest-cycle-before-sowing/
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With challenging and dry conditions prevailing in 2019, Grains Biosecurity Officer Jim Moran recommends staying one step ahead of pests by using farm biosecurity practices before and during sowing. “Simple things can save you money in the long run by reducing the introduction and spread of pests, ...
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