Primary industry R&D bodies create a hub in SA
THE importance of Adelaide as a centre for primary industries research and development will be underlined...
Archive
22 APRIL 2016
Farm sustainability and succession in focus at forum
INTERGENERATIONAL change and its effect on the sustainability of the farm enterprise will be in focus...
Archive
30 SEPTEMBER 2015
Pre-emergent knowledge critical to success
Pre-emergent herbicides are shaping up as the next frontline in the battle against herbicide resistance,...
Agronomy
04 MARCH 2015
Take the test to be clear on herbicide resistance
With rapidly increasing herbicide resistances, it becomes more important to understand which herbicides...
Agronomy
09 JULY 2014
Meaty details of animal welfare to be investigated
ANIMAL welfare is one of the most hotly debated topics in the country, with widespread Australian consumer...
Livestock General
14 MAY 2014
The worsening threat of brome grass
Researchers Christopher Preston, Peter Boutsalis, Sam Kleeman, Jenna Malone and Gurjeet Gill from the...
Agronomy
28 APRIL 2014
Landmark GM case not about consumer but the farmer
CLOSING submissions have been heard, with the findings of the Steve Marsh versus Michael Baxter case...
Archive
24 MARCH 2014
Don't be left sitting on the resistance fence line
Researchers Sarah Morran, Peter Boutsalis and Christopher Preston at the University of Adelaide's school...
Agronomy
10 MARCH 2014
Long-term plan needed to manage herbicide resistant weeds
HERBICIDE resistant weeds can be controlled within a few years using a planned strategy, according to...
Agronomy
21 FEBRUARY 2014
Revolutionary tool tests grapevine water levels
A DEVICE that looks similar to a supermarket hand-held scanner can be pointed at a grapevine and reveal...
Archive
31 JANUARY 2014
Brome grass herbicide resistance a real worry
AN INCREASING number of brome grass plants are
Agronomy
03 JANUARY 2014
Australia is on the pulse
THE Australian pulse industry is well-placed to build its production base and capture increased domestic...
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