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Massive fine for illegal clearing
IN A harsh reminder to farmers to abide by environmental laws, a Victorian farmer has been fined $150,000
27 June 2012
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Strategies to increase the flock
AN INDEPENDENT economist says while sheep flocks in Western Australian can't be rebuilt overnight, there
27 June 2012
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Pura milk goes permeate-free
TWO of Australia's largest brands have announced they will be simplifying the milk manufacturing process
27 June 2012
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Applause for education study into ag
ALARMING falls in agricultural graduates has led the New South Wales government to lead a study aimed
27 June 2012
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Mite could devastate bees and major crops
WHILE Australia remains the only continent free of the varroa destructor mite, researchers fear that
27 June 2012
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Landowner cops fine after dodging DPI
A HEFTY fine has been issued to a Victorian company that denied authorities access to its property and
26 June 2012
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Sugarcane research to dig deep
THE microbes living in the depths of sugarcane soil will soon be characterised using new technology,
26 June 2012
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Wool is cool, ask Elton
WHAT does Elton John, Dolly the sheep and my favourite jumper have in common? No they're not all cloned.
26 June 2012
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