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No interest cuts for farmers
THE National Farmers' Federation is calling on all banks to lower agribusiness loan interest rates, following
15 May 2012
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Leave Vic water alone: VFF
THE federal government needs to leave the Victorian water market alone and stop taking more than the
15 May 2012
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RIRDC programs have big benefits
AT LEAST three Rural Industries Research and Development Corporation programs have delivered outstanding
14 May 2012
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Wild radish crowned the worst WA weed
THOUGHT annual ryegrass was a big problem? Wild radish has overtaken the long-time enemy to be crowned
14 May 2012
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Hunters haul foxes, not wild dogs
DESPITE wild dogs posing a huge problem for producers around the country, only 214 wild dogs have been
14 May 2012
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PIEF fund to boost ag awareness
MORE than $200,000 will be invested in primary and high schools to ensure students know where food and
14 May 2012
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Growers to decide citrus future
A LEVY of $5.50 per tonne of citrus may be charged to citrus growers in Victoria and New South Wales
12 May 2012
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Irrigation areas could become unviable
SOME major irrigation areas of Queensland could become unviable if recommendations to increase irrigation
12 May 2012
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