All posts tagged "fencing"

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  146

  News and Views

  Primary producer fire recovery support expanded

  The Victorian Government is backing grape growers facing ongoing impacts from last summer’s devastating bushfires as part of joint recovery efforts with...

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  355

  Farm Management

  Monitoring wild dog and wildlife interactions in WA cluster fencing cells

  Wild dogs are controlled on most Australian rangelands to mitigate their impact on livestock losses and the threat they pose to the...

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  264

  Livestock

  $1M extra boost for WA wild dog fence project

  $1 million Australian Government investment for the construction of wild dog exclusion fencing in Western Australia.

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  530

  News and Views

  Waratah Fencing Rewards

  Waratah Rewards is back again for another year with new features and more rewards to redeem.

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  533

  News and Views

  Cropping benefits from Waratah exclusion fencing

  These New South Wales cropping operators have received huge productivity increases after erecting Waratah exclusion fencing on their boundaries which border the...

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  Farm Management

  Boundary fence grants

  Funding is available to help bushfire-hit farmers rebuild boundary fencing bordering public lands in New South Wales.

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  316

  Livestock

  $200,000 grants for electronic ID technology

  South Australian saleyards and red meat processing facilities are being encouraged to apply for grants of up to $200,000 to purchase and...

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  403

  Livestock

  Temporary fencing helps farm hit its peak

  The mixed cropping and livestock enterprise Wirrinourt at Lake Bolac has been transformed in recent years, and the results are outstanding.

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  435

  News and Views

  Fencing funding for invasive pest species

  Landholders, drought-declared local governments, industry bodies and natural resource management groups are invited to apply for another round of funding under the...

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  Small Farms

  Set & forget weed control for fencelines

  Keeping weeds down in crops is a high priority on most farms, yet herbicide resistance can quietly increase along fencelines.