Soil health motivates carbon farming uptake
CSIRO seeks feedback on 2021 mouse plague
Kondinin researcher, Josh Giumelli, discusses hearing protection.
WORKSHOP: Get savvy with socket set secrets
Kondinin researcher, Josh Giumelli, checks out a range of accessories to expand socket sets.
Handy bling for the pedestal drill
Kondinin Group's Josh Giumelli explains accessories for making a pedestal drill more versatile.
Kondinin Group's Josh Giumelli looks at why stick welders are vital tools.
WORKSHOP: Tricky tools for tedious jobs (part two)
Kondinin Group's Josh Giumelli offers niffy tools and handy hints for tricky jobs.
WORKSHOP: Tricky tools for tedious jobs (part one)
Kondinin Group's Josh Giumelli looks at a range of specialist tools and methods for tricky jobs.
Kondinin Group researchers will be at Dowerin Field Days this week.
Kondinin Group puts spreaders to the test
Kondinin Group put two spreaders through their paces, testing the impact of curtains when liming.
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Podcast: Research team testing trailing fertiliser spreaders in NSW
Podcast: Research team testing trailing fertiliser spreaders in NSW.
VIDEO: Kondinin Group launches Ask An Expert
Ever had a question for one of the team of Kondinin Group researchers?
Protect people, property and your business with pre-harvest inductions.
New payment scheme for NSW farmers hosting transmission lines
NSW landholders will be paid to host transmission lines to connect energy sources to the grid.
New online tool to unlock carbon choices
Free online tool launched for farmers to assess their carbon potential on-farm.
Rabobank is providing relief to its flood-affected clients by offering assistance options.
Australia on track to produce a large crop this harvest
Despite weather concerns coming into harvest, a record amount of grain is set to be produced.
Desalination trials get the go ahead in regional WA
The desalination trial is a part of the WA Government's $1.5 million WaterSmart Farms project.
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Farmers are at high risk of developing potentially deadly skin cancers.
WA harvest predicted to be done and dusted by the new year
GIWA drops its WA production estimates to 14.5m tonnes and predicts an early finish to harvest.
Farmers urged to consider a number of factors when planning for crop management.
Rural Aid ramps up support for farmers
Fodder, counselling, water, financial support and volunteers are available to support farmers.
Drought funding accelerated as dry conditions worsen
Drought funding has been brought forward as conditions around the country worsen.
Farmers can have their say on the part the sector can play in achieving net zero emissions targets.
Drought funding accelerated as dry conditions worsen
Drought funding has been brought forward as conditions around the country worsen.
Watt pushes back on NFF claims
Murray Watt denies claims food and fibre production is not a central priority for the government.
NFF launches campaign against "anti-farming" policies, which aims to address key industry issues.
Farmer confidence drops to fourth lowest level in two decades
Farmer confidence has dropped to the fourth lowest level in a decade, Rabobank reveals.
Flower farmer named national Rural Women's Award winner
Victorian flower farmer, Nikki Davey, is the AgriFutures Rural Women's Award National Winner.
Episode 3 says organic farming is not the solution for feeding the world.
Soil health motivates carbon farming uptake
New research shows improved productivity is a key carbon farming motivator.
Skin cancer is still a major concern for Aussie workers
Farmers are at high risk of developing potentially deadly skin cancers.
Farmers looking to invest in agtech may be eligible for a 50 per cent rebate up to $30,000.
Watt pushes back on NFF claims
NFF launches campaign to challenge "anti-farming" policies
NFF launches campaign against "anti-farming" policies, which aims to address key industry issues.
David Jochinke takes over from Fiona Simson as NFF president.
