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72New grains biosecurity officer for NSW
After decades of working with broadacre farmers across the country, Bill Gordon is looking forward to the challenges presented in his new...
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225Pulse research gets boost
Agriculture Victoria’s national leadership in pulse research has been given a boost with four new scientists joining the research and innovation team...
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140Bob Nixon Seed of Light award winner
Grain grower from Western Australia’s north-eastern grainbelt has been presented with the prestigious Grains Research and Development Corporation Western Region Seed of...
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149Growers of Pacific Seeds varieties win all RASQ sorghum awards
Growers of Pacific Seeds varieties have won all of the sorghum awards at 2019’s Royal Agricultural Society of Queensland (RASQ) Queensland Country...
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199Mingenew grower adopts new wheat variety Havoc after trial
Mingenew farmer Paul Kelly is adding new wheat variety Havoc to his program in 2019 after it topped his 2018 on-farm trial.
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339Nick Gardner reflects on the evolution of Agricultural industry over 45-year career
Well-respected agricultural figure, Nick Gardner will officially retire in December 2018 following 45 years in the industry, a period during which major...
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248Downs farmers capitalise on corn market
When it comes to the biggest cash crops in the northern growing region, sorghum and wheat usually top the list, but for...
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249Reef awards recognise grower innovation and environmental efforts
The credentials of Queensland’s cane-growing industry as an important guardian of the Great Barrier Reef were highlighted, with two of the industry’s...
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413Grits grower expands into feed corn market
Long-time gritting corn grower Andrew Free is considering feed corn as another viable income stream for his Junabee farm due to 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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