All posts tagged "news"

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  Freedom of choice restored for SA growers

  After 16 long years, South Australian growers are one step closer to having the freedom of choice to grow the same crops...

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  Building climate resilience into farming practices crucial for the Riverina’s future

  Climate change is pushing the Riverina into “uncharted territory” of extreme heat, drought, and frost, but Wagga farmers can continue to thrive...

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  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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  Researchers test their real time eDNA detection kits in Thailand

  The ornamental fish trade in Australia has an estimated value of about $350 million, with 12 to 14 million fish imported each...

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  Can we use flies to monitor RHDV activity?

  The National Rabbit Biocontrol Monitoring Program is working on new and innovative ways to monitor the movement of the various RHDV (calicivirus)...

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  Grapes, wine and cash must keep flowing along the supply-chain

  Cash-flow is essential to all businesses along the grape and wine supply chain, and every business needs to make sure they are...

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  Growers encouraged to complete ACCC survey

  GrainGrowers is encouraging growers to share their experiences about purchasing new agricultural machinery and equipment by completing an Australian Competition and Consumer...

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  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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  ‘No need to abandon tradition’: Easter festivities can still go ahead

  This Easter will be unlike any we have ever experienced, but Aussies can still enjoy a traditional Easter spread says Seafood Industry...

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  EPA issues fine for breach of dog baiting rules

  The NSW Environment Protection Authority (EPA) is reminding landholders to use pesticide baits correctly after a landholder was fined for multiple alleged...