All posts tagged "agriculture"
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48Must SeeEarly Neolithic farmers weren’t just ploughing soil
Far from being separate communities, Neolithic farmers and hunter gatherers were interbreeding and living side by side, according to a European study...
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150Farm ManagementAgricultural studies scholarship on offer for WA students
The annual Agribusiness Australia Scholarship for young Australians to undertake tertiary education in agriculture is now open.
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78Must SeeHow to best bring family members into the fold
Transitioning the next generation into a farming business is a great idea in theory, but what are the practical realities of bringing...
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95AgribusinessHopping to it on trade negotiations with Peru
The Federal Government launched negotiations to open new markets to Australian farmers through a free trade agreement with Peru.
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121News and ViewsMore sweet jobs for Cobram in fruit packing expansion
The Victorian Government has helped secure family owned and operated Cobram fruit packing operation JV Orchards, creating an additional 15 jobs and...
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91AgribusinessFMDs set to smash records
The National Australia Bank (NAB) is predicting Farm Management Deposits (FMDs) will smash the record set in 2016, as producers better manage...
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314Farm ManagementPanel offers top 10 tips for 2017 crop
Members of the Grains Research and Development Corporation’s Southern Regional Panel – comprising growers, researchers and advisers – provide personal insights to...
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101News and ViewsSunraysia to benefit from $6.8m pest surveillance network
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Agriculture and Water Resources, Barnaby Joyce, joined Member for Mallee, Andrew Broad, at the Mildura Field...
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119Must SeeNorthern Territory producers to ‘BeefUp’ their businesses
The economics of feeding cattle to meet sale weights and tips to lift the performance of breeding herds in the Northern Territory...
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125News and ViewsRegional Landcare Facilitators come together in Canberra
The 2017 Regional Landcare Facilitators Conference held in Canberra on 17 and 18 May 2017 brings together 70 Regional Landcare Facilitators and...
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Wild Dogs in Australia
In this video, Dr Ben Allen and Dr Matt Gentle from Queensland give an overview as to the current impact of wild dogs in Australia and what we know about the...
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PestSmart
The Victorian Government has delivered $7.7 million for large-scale regional partnership projects to protect threatened plants and animals as part of the Biodiversity On-Ground Action initiative. The funding will go towards twenty-six large-scale projects that address major risks to threatened species and ecosystems in priority areas including:
removal of woody weeds and other pest plants
rabbit, fox and feral animal control
implementation of protection measures such as fencing from overgrazing
selective fire management and habitat restoration.
removal of woody weeds and other pest plants
rabbit, fox and feral animal control
implementation of protection measures such as fencing from overgrazing
selective fire management and habitat restoration.
FENCiT
Fencing can be used on sugarcane farms to minimise potential entry points for new pests and weeds and make it easier to monitor and control visits
Victorian vet shining light in good biosecurity practice
» Victorian vet shining light in good biosecurity practice | Showcasing the Australian Livestock Industry
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Gippsland farmer trials bread wheat for cows - Get Broadacre
The small number of wheat growers in Victoria’s Gippsland region often plant feed varieties for use in local livestock operations, but Riverslea dairy farmer Garry Green has been trying a different approach, growing bread wheat to feed his herd. Mr Green switched from the area’s more popular Austral...
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