Leading speakers at free carbon farming webinar
FOUR of Australia's leading experts in climate change, climate variability and how agriculture can adapt...
Archive
28 FEBRUARY 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
Beef producers surveyed on animal disease
BEEF producers are being asked how they recognise and manage emergency animal disease, as part of a James...
Livestock General
17 FEBRUARY 2014
Aussie drought gives US experts a glimpse of their future
AUSTRALIA'S reputation as the driest inhabited continent on Earth may come under challenge with the impact...
Archive
10 FEBRUARY 2014
Sweet corn could slow eye disease
SWEETCORN may help slow eye diseases such as age-related macular degeneration, the leading form of blindness...
Archive
31 JANUARY 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
Kick-starting education in NSW
A NEW focus on agricultural education in New South Wales has been given the tick of approval by the NSW...
Archive
18 DECEMBER 2013
Carbon farming unites farmers and miners
HISTORICALLY turbulent relationships between farmers and miners are being turned on their heads in New...
Archive
18 DECEMBER 2013
Bob the farmer donates $1M
NEARLY $1 million has been bequeathed by a former Western Australian farmer to fund research at Murdoch...
Archive
16 DECEMBER 2013
Bread to trump berries as antioxidant fix
Professor Ron Madl was appointed to lead Kansas State University's Wheat Research Centre in 1997, leaving...
Agronomy
06 NOVEMBER 2013
Billions could be fed if food wastage was curbed
AN INTERNATIONAL report warning of impending food production shortages has led a WA expert to warn the...
