Long-term growth for fine wool
CHINA and Russia are set to be the focus for fine wool growers in the future, with long-term growth expected....
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01 NOVEMBER 2012
Think smart with phone and tablet security
WITH smartphones, tablets and other devices essential tools for working on the land, farmers are being...
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01 NOVEMBER 2012
Industry rejects mandatory sheep tags
A NUMBER of peak agricultural bodies have joined forces to reject mandatory electronic tags for sheep,...
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31 OCTOBER 2012
Roadside herbicide-resistant weeds spread
WITH a recent roadside weed survey showing 50% of weeds are glyphosate resistant, scientists say new...
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31 OCTOBER 2012
Stamping out pest weeds
FARMERS in South Australia are set to have their say on pest weeds, including three species of broom....
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31 OCTOBER 2012
Wild dog fight continues in Vic
MORE support to tackle wild dogs in Victoria has been rolled out, with baits to be placed deeper into...
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31 OCTOBER 2012
Inter-row crops a tropical boom
INTER-row crops including oats, sorghum and millet varieties are proving to be big business for some...
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31 OCTOBER 2012
Calls to maintain wheat test weight
MORE than 500 grain producers have voiced their disapproval for increasing the test weight for wheat....
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31 OCTOBER 2012
WA rural counselling gets $400k boost
PRIMARY producers and small rural businesses in Western Australia are being given a helping hand by the...
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31 OCTOBER 2012
Shock over massive water hikes
VICTORIAN chicken meat and egg producers won't be able to afford the massive hike in water charges proposed...
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30 OCTOBER 2012
Financial aid for fire-affected Qld farmers
WITH large sections of Queensland affected by fire, producers are able to apply for concessional loans...
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30 OCTOBER 2012
Remain alert despite low locust risk
WHILE farmers in eastern Australia can breathe a sigh of relief that low locust numbers are expected...
