All posts tagged "industry"

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  Broadacre

  Pigeonpea needs integrated weed management

  Pigeonpea might not be well known in Australia, but there are more than a billion people in Asia and Africa who eat...

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  Herbicide behaviour workshops to be held in NSW and Queensland

  A thorough understanding of how herbicides work can assist agronomists and growers in achieving optimal performance from herbicides.

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  News and Views

  International Year of Plant Health in 2020

  Australia will be making the most of the first International Year of Plant Health in 2020 by promoting how much Australians value...

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  News and Views

  Work underway to deliver sweet deal for WA-bred apple

  The WA Government is progressing plans to take a Manjimup-bred apple notable for its rich, burgundy colour, to the world.

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  Small Farms

  Beekeeper survey reveals pest and disease threats to honey bees

  The Honey Bee Health Survey of 2018 was designed to provide a snapshot of bee health in the Australian honey bee industry.

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  News and Views

  Artificial intelligence to help weed out pests

  The development of an artificially intelligent weapon to help in the fight against Australia’s $5 billion weed scourge will receive $1.97 million...

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  News and Views

  Better Cotton Initiative boss applauds Australian industry

  The head of the largest cotton sustainability program in the world, the Better Cotton Initiative (BCI), says Australia is leading the globe...

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  Livestock

  Sheep industry goes from death-knell to global star

  Just 20 years ago the Australian sheep industry was in dire straits – today its worth more than $8.6 billion per year,...

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  News and Views

  We’re on the lookout for the 2020 Farm Biosecurity Producer of the Year

  Do you know an Australian biosecurity champion? If someone you know goes the extra mile to protect their property from diseases, pests...

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  Growers encouraged to put their hat in the ring for Next Crop

  Australian sugarcane growers are invited to nominate themselves, or their peers, to participate in an innovative leadership program called Next Crop.