All posts tagged "farming"

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  Everyday farm safety heroes the focus for Farm Safety Week

  Everyday farm safety heroes are the focus of the latest campaign from Safe Ag Systems to coincide with Farm Safety Week 2018.

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  An important reminder about on-farm recycling

  Australia’s waste is growing around six times faster than the population according to Planet Ark, and National Recycling Week is a timely...

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  Backgrounding underpins MSA grainfed award

  A multi-faceted, custom feedlot catering for producers targeting a range of markets and undertaking assisted breeding programs has received the red meat...

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  Whos Who

  Low-stress handling drives WA MSA success

  Securing a premium market for high quality milk-fed beef is the focus of Cowaramup beef producers Leanne and Shane Ablett.

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  Shining the spotlight on agronomy’s vital role

  Enabling the nation’s grain growers and other primary producers to extract the most from their farming systems will be the impetus behind...

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  Farm production to fall following record breaking year

  The gross value of Australian farm production is forecast to fall almost 9 per cent to $58 billion in 2017–18, primarily reflecting...

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  Broken Hill farm safety event

  With less than two weeks until SafeWork NSW’s free community farm safety event at Broken Hill, SafeWork NSW is urging the local...

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  Farmers dux of the economic-performer class

  Australian farmers can take a bow with the latest national accounts figures revealing agriculture is now the nation’s biggest contributor to gross...

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  National day to celebrate agriculture and related industries

  From Broome to Bordertown, Bundaberg to Brunswick, all Australians are encouraged to celebrate the nation’s farm sector on November 21, 2017.

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  Reef extension trainees get to work

  Farmers within the Great Barrier Reef (GBR) Catchments will benefit from the introduction of six new extension trainees.