Farm Management
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248After the wind, what next? A grower’s experience
Erosion and crop damage caused by severe wind can be stressful and overwhelming, and the associated decision-making is difficult, but with the...
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388Coordinated biosecurity surveillance to strengthen grain industry
The Australian grains industry is better protected from exotic pests and diseases with the recent development of a National Grain Biosecurity Surveillance...
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562Boundary fence grants
Funding is available to help bushfire-hit farmers rebuild boundary fencing bordering public lands in New South Wales.
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583A new perspective on biosecurity gate signs
Bushfires affected thousands of hectares of agricultural land in Australia this summer, burning homes, crops, standing and stored animal feed supplies, fences,...
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573Have you spotted the parallels?
Epidemic, incursion, outbreak: call it what you like, you should take note of what’s happening in Australia in response to COVID-19, because...
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430Think ahead to following crops when applying herbicides
Grain growers embarking on sowing 2020’s winter crops are advised to factor the soil persistence of herbicides into their programs.
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413Early sown canola an option where there is stored soil moisture
New South Wales grain growers with good stored soil moisture levels following the recent rain should consider early sowing of longer season...
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529Bundella grower lands a top crop with Lancer
It was an uncertain season for Bundella grower Andrew Campbell, but a few good decisions along the way and planting a quality...
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392Fall armyworm found in Oz
The exotic pest fall armyworm (Spodoptera frugiperda) has been detected in Australia, on islands in the Torres Strait, Bamaga in Cape York,...
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532Time to put the brakes on slugs and snails
Wimmera grain growers have been urged to monitor and manage slug and snail populations during a recent series of Agriculture Victoria-led presentations...
Monday, October 26th, 2020 at 10:22pm
Growers urged to monitor crops as exotic pest spreads rapidly through Queensland https://t.co/9uUBaQO7BD
Growers urged to monitor crops as exotic pest spreads rapidly through Queensland https://t.co/9uUBaQO7BD
Monday, October 26th, 2020 at 10:17pm
Herd rebuild buoyed by anticipated summer rain https://t.co/0QlpxHHydJ
Herd rebuild buoyed by anticipated summer rain https://t.co/0QlpxHHydJ
Thursday, October 22nd, 2020 at 1:41am
Epic journey of bees secures Victorian almond season https://t.co/VVDxFMH7l8
Epic journey of bees secures Victorian almond season https://t.co/VVDxFMH7l8