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South Australia to cull feral camels
FERAL camel numbers are to be culled in South Australia so the area can be revegetated, with a local
27 March 2012
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Restrictions for WA barley
SEVERAL barley varieties could face restrictions in the next two seasons in Western Australia, following
27 March 2012
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Support tool for grain growers
A TOOL which analyses climatic data and can forecast yields for individual paddocks is expected to boost
27 March 2012
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FarmDay needs farming families
MORE farming families are being sought to take part in FarmDay and host a city family on their property
27 March 2012
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Plea for QLD red-tape reduction
WITH a new government elected in Queensland on Saturday, peak body AgForce wants the Liberal National
26 March 2012
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Pea-sized hope for pulse crops
TWO new varieties of field pea are expected to boost pulse crops in drier areas of southern Australia
26 March 2012
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Farmer confidence down
FARMERS' confidence in the agricultural economy has fallen on the back of the high Australian dollar,
26 March 2012
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Coles defends home brands
COLES has defended its use of home brand products, saying it is helping local farmers by increasing the
24 March 2012
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