Rural Aid ramps up support for farmers
Yield rankings continue to fall
WA harvest predicted to be done and dusted
Yield rankings continue to fall
Drought funding accelerated as dry conditions
GIWA lowers WA crop production estimates
Farmers are at high risk of developing potentially deadly skin cancers.
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.
Fodder, counselling, water, financial support and volunteers are available to support farmers.
Drought funding has been brought forward as conditions around the country worsen.
GIWA drops WA's crop production estimate by three per cent since September.
New toolkit released by Agriculture Victoria to help farmers prepare for fire season.
Soil moisture map update. Status: 22 August 2023.
GIWA drops its WA grain production estimates by 1.5m tonnes, but recent rain reduced yield slide.
El Niño and positive IOD reinforces BOM's prediction of a hot and dry Australian spring and summer.
GIWA estimates WA's grain yield potential has dropped by over a million tonnes since July.
Kondinin Members now have access to monthly soil moisture maps.
Six research projects focused on drought-resilience will share in $38m of federal funding.
CSIRO explain significance of El Niño conditions in response to BOM's recent alert.
The value of agricultural production is expected to fall following three record breaking years.
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