More Australian producers than ever before have implemented biosecurity practices to protect their properties from diseases, pests and weeds.
Targeted nitrogen (N) management strategies can help to optimise both grain yield and quality for early-sown oats in the western region, according...
NSW Department of Primary Industries (DPI) has urged north coast producers to be on the lookout for cattle tick with 170 infestations...
A requirement for people sending machinery and equipment into or through South Australia is that it must be clean and free of...
The behaviour of weeds has changed significantly in Western Australia over the past three decades, which has resulted in the increased emergence...
Grain growers are being urged to protect themselves and their operations by ensuring visitors reduce the risk of introducing new pests and...
A future featuring elevated atmospheric carbon dioxide (eCO2) levels will have dramatically different impacts on different species of food crops, with new...
Enhancements to the National Bee Pest Surveillance Program have delivered a range of valuable outcomes to support the health of Australia’s bees.
Erosion and crop damage caused by severe wind can be stressful and overwhelming, and the associated decision-making is difficult, but with the...
The Australian grains industry is better protected from exotic pests and diseases with the recent development of a National Grain Biosecurity Surveillance...