Researchers uncover how invasive plants get a head start after fires
A new study is shedding light on why some invasive plant species do well after a fire.
Farm office
13 MARCH 2020
Kangaroo Island rebuilding sheep numbers
Sheep producers on Kangaroo Island have started restocking.
Sheep
14 FEBRUARY 2020
Soil advice available post bushfires
Soil Science Australia has released a handy fact sheet for fire-affected areas.
Farm office
22 JANUARY 2020
CFA issues warning for haystack fires
Haystack fires can be more prevalent when hay is made in haste.
Pastures
04 OCTOBER 2019
Fire season preparations should include livestock
Include livestock in your fire emergency preparation planning.
Farm office
16 NOVEMBER 2018
The keys to reducing harvester fire risk
What are the keys to avoiding harvester fires this summer?
Harvesting
25 NOVEMBER 2016
Disruption is the best way to get attention
THERE were a handful of occasions recently where the easy to talk about, but harder to address disconnect...
On-farm
21 JANUARY 2016
When it comes to terror, there's nothing to match a bushfire
It's started and it's only the first week of October - summer is basically two months away and already...
On-farm
09 OCTOBER 2015
Preparing for the worst means investing in adequate products
WHEN fire ravaged the Eden Valley area in South Australia a year ago it destroyed property, blackened...
Machinery General
14 JANUARY 2015
Harvest fire threat prompts action
AS temperatures start to heat up across the country, the potential of a harvest fire is leaving farmers...
