Fast Facts
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36Common sowthistle survey to guide future research
Are you a grain grower battling to contain the increasingly problematic weed common sowthistle?
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211Local councils support for Class 1 Notice is key to reducing unnecessary red tape
Moving farm machinery on roads, without a permit, is a step closer to reality with the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator (NHVR) now...
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150Farm change program receives funds for future
An industry-developed program which recognises sugarcane growers for rising to the challenge of improving water quality for the Great Barrier Reef and...
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246New growth for Australian forests: report
The Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics and Sciences (ABARES) has released Australia State of the Forests Report 2018 (SOFR 2018).
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401Winter crop production down after poor start to spring
National winter crop production is forecast to be 20 per cent below the 20 year average, coming in at 29.3 million tonnes...
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606Against the grain: soil constraints holding back Australian wheat
A model developed by researchers at The University of Queensland could address soil problems that cost Australia’s wheat producers almost $2 billion...
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384Road and bridge funding to boost Pyrenees agribusiness
Our agriculture sector across the Pyrenees region will soon be transporting livestock and grain to market more efficiently and safely through the...
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482Farm production value remains stable despite drought
The value of Australia’s farm production is forecast to remain relatively unchanged at $60 billion in 2018–19, well above the 10-year average...
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385Farm production shows its resilience
Aussie farmers remain resilient, with ABARES forecasting a rise in the total value of farm production to $61 billion, well above the...
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Winter risk of twin lambing disease - GetFarming
As we move into winter we may begin to see cases of pregnancy toxaemia (‘twin lamb disease’) in ewes. Twin lamb disease occurs because of inadequate energy intake during the last four to six weeks of pregnancy. During this time a ewe’s energy needs increase substantially, as she must provide e...
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Target Beef event supports Rockhampton producers in the fight against ticks - GetFarming
Virbac Australia’s Target Beef program event has just wrapped up, with attendees describing the morning’s proceedings held in Mount Gardiner, QLD as a golden opportunity to learn more about parasite management, with a special focus on the correct application methods and improving the immunity an...
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Water opportunity flows for Dawson River irrigators - GetFarming
The Queensland Farmers’ Federation (QFF) is encouraging irrigators and irrigation groups along the Dawson River to consider an offer by the Queensland Government to access the state’s strategic water reserve. Successful applicants have until 19 August (2019) to accept the offer to access more th...
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Smart weed control in the spotlight at Emerald - GetFarming
Central Queensland grain growers and farm advisers keen to learn more about the sustainable use of herbicides and effective long-term weed control are encouraged to attend 2019 WeedSmart Week in Emerald in August 2019. It is the first time the event has been held in Queensland and, with the theme of...
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Cellar Door Grant applications for up to $100,000 now open - GetFarming
Eligible wine producers, with cellar doors attracting visitors to wine regions, may now apply for a Wine Tourism and Cellar Door Grant (Cellar Door Grants) of up to $100,000 if they’ve made rebatable sales in excess of $1.207 million in the 2018‑19 year*. Wine Australia chief executive officer, ...
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