Researchers from the Grains Research and Development Corporation-supported Australian Herbicide Resistance Initiative (AHRI) have detected the world’s first population of glyphosate-resistant capeweed.
Glyphosate-resistant capeweed detected in WA
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ICMJ locks in exciting schedule for 2021 Northern Conference
Heavy-hitters from across the red meat supply chain are lined up to present at 2021 Australian Intercollegiate Meat Judging Association’s (ICMJ) Northern Conference, to be held in Rockhampton from 7th - 10th of April 2021.
New research facilities to support jobs and grow aquaculture industry
The WA Government is investing $500,000 to boost Western Australia's shellfish research capacity and support the growth of the emerging aquaculture industries, as part of the State's $5.5 billion recovery and jobs plan.
Assurance Program to moo-ve dairy exports forward
A new partnership to deliver the new Dairy Export Assurance Program has launched to cut red tape, streamline audit arrangements and open up trade market access opportunities for farmers.
Understanding enhanced efficiency fertilisers to optimise on-farm decisions
A new collaborative project will provide Australian sugarcane growers with valuable information on the potential for enhanced efficiency fertilisers (EEFs) to be incorporated within their farming systems.
Dairy farmers can seek help without fear of retribution: Ombudsman
The Australian Small Business and Family Enterprise Ombudsman Kate Carnell says dairy farmers in dispute can get in touch with her office for initial guidance, without fear of retribution.
FeralScan celebrates 10 years of pest monitoring
Launched on Australia Day 2011, FeralScan has marked its tenth anniversary with a major upgrade to the free Centre for Invasive Species Solutions community pest management resource, which will enhance pest animal management programs across Australia.
Early, positive start to New Zealand export onion season
The 2021 New Zealand export onion season is off to an early and positive start.