All posts tagged "news"
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914News and ViewsHelping young Australians make agriculture future-ready
Investing in a future-ready agriculture, fisheries and forestry sector is the goal of the 2022 Science and Innovation Awards grant program, with...
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957News and ViewsFuture Drought Fund: Creating drought resilient crops in the NT
Through the Australian Government’s Future Drought Fund Northern Territory farmers from Central Australia to Katherine are being invited to take part in...
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1.1KNews and ViewsCargill partners with vertical farming leader AeroFarms in first-of-its-kind research focused on cocoa production
As part of ongoing efforts to build a more resilient and sustainable cocoa sector, Cargill has entered a multi-year research agreement with...
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1.2KNews and Views$100,000 in grants for farmers to plant trees for pollinators
Bee Friendly Farming® is a program that supports farmers, orchardists, and other commercial land-use operations to promote pollinator health on their lands.
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916News and ViewsVirtual fencing tech acquired by Gallagher
Developer of virtual fencing technology, Agersens, has been acquired by Gallagher to further improve the solution & accelerate commercial expansion across Australian...
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1.1KNews and ViewsUWA soil expert scoops inaugural national award
The University of Western Australia’s Emerita Professor Lynette Abbott has been named the inaugural recipient of the prestigious General Jeffery Soil Health...
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826News and ViewsNew science secures bright future for dairy sector
Victorian scientists are working on ways to reduce emissions to create a more profitable and sustainable dairy sector, honing in on the...
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993News and ViewsSub-tropical horticulture research blooms at DPIRD field day
The latest developments in fruit and vegetable research was showcased at the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development’s (DPIRD) Carnarvon Research...
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718News and ViewsNew research sheds light on feral deer as disease transmitters
Eighteen deer species were released into Australia as game animals in the late 1800s, and as a result Australia now has a...
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826News and ViewsAustralian research calls for stronger global action on illegal trade of wildlife
University of Adelaide researchers have highlighted a major loophole in the illegal trade of wildlife and are calling for stronger global action.
