Farm Management
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45Biosecurity program to help protect livestock sector
Peri-urban farmers are set to benefit from a new biosecurity program being run by Livestock Health and Biosecurity Victoria (LHBV), an extension...
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122Producers set to benefit through forums
Sheep producers can now tap into the latest in meat science to bolster their business performance, with the Sheep CRC now a...
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39Healthy set makes for a happy horse
August is Dental Health Month and horse owners are being encouraged to ensure they speak to their veterinarian about dental check-ups for...
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74Keeping pests at bay the hi-tech way
With pest animals estimated to cost the Australian economy up to $1 billion a year, CSIRO scientists have developed a humane new...
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76White spot – let’s keep it out of NSW
NSW Minister for Primary Industries, Niall Blair is reminding communities across the State to remain vigilant and follow expert advice in order...
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64Major initiative to drive Aussie smart farms
In an environment where Australia needs to be increasingly competitive in international trade, and consumers are more discerning than ever, Hort Innovation...
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85Vets help to keep farms safe and sustainable
This National Farm Safety Week, veterinarians are asking farmers to consider how they can better prevent, detect and manage animal diseases on...
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75Setting sights on feral pigs and weeds in WA
Western Australian farmers and landholders will be able to better-manage the impacts feral pigs and weeds have on their properties, with a...
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80Pollination technique could greatly boost macadamia yield
Improving macadamia tree yields by more than 50 per cent could be achieved by alternating varieties in rows and increasing pollinators, new...
Tuesday, September 19th, 2017 at 11:45am
RT @getfarming: Think big and work together to #combat #invasive #pests and #weeds https://t.co/Nzs19Ga6cK https://t.co/lUu3gANW65
RT @getfarming: Think big and work together to #combat #invasive #pests and #weeds https://t.co/Nzs19Ga6cK https://t.co/lUu3gANW65