More drought funding announced
More drought support is now available to farmers.
Farm office
30 SEP 2019
2019's tale of woe continues to spread
Bushwhacker says WA crops are placed precariously.
Farm office
30 SEP 2019
Former Deputy PM honoured at Henty
A memorial for politician Tim Fischer has been unveiled at the Henty Field Days site.
Farm office
27 SEP 2019
Nuffield Scholarships announced
This year's Nuffield Scholars have been announced.
Farm office
20 SEP 2019
Trapping atoms for better ground water
The CSIRO is using advanced techniques to help better understand groundwater issues.
Farm office
16 SEP 2019
Remote and regional advocate wins Rural Women's Award
The Agrifutures Rural Women's Award National winner this year is Jo Palmer from New South Wales.
Farm office
13 SEP 2019
Big week for agriculture scheduled in October
Ag Week will shine a light on farming in Canberra in October.
Farm office
11 SEP 2019
$25 billion opportunity in Australia's food
Fresh produce and sustainable production are growth areas for Australia according to the CSIRO.
Farm office
04 SEP 2019
Warmer and drier spring forecast
Warmer and drier than average conditions are likely for most of Australia in the spring.
Farm office
02 SEP 2019
Land use analysis paints stark baseline picture
Bushwhacker this month has a look at how land is used in Australia.
Farm office
28 AUG 2019
Better weather to be found on MLA website
MLA has improved its weather services through its website.
Farm office
26 AUG 2019
Landmark/Ruralco merger approved
The merger of Ruralco and Landmark is a step closer.
Farm office
26 AUG 2019
Science and Innovation grants now available
Young innovators in agriculture are being asked to apply for grants up to $22,000.
Farm office
23 AUG 2019
Serrated tussock resource improved
A new look website has plenty of information on serrated tussock control.
Farm office
19 AUG 2019
Farming feedback needed
A new survey from Kondinin Group is seeking farmer input.
Farm office
14 AUG 2019
Weed support gets Katter in prickly mood
Prickly Acacia could prove a major pest in Queensland and other areas.
