Agriculture
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1.3KHatching new market access for poultry
A range of Australian poultry products can now be exported to Thailand and Indonesia, after new health agreements were negotiated between the...
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1.3K‘Fleece’ keeping vegetable crops warm
Vegetable growers around the country will have an effective weapon to shield their crops against frost and low temperatures, with new research...
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1.3KSolving the sugar cane disease mystery
The Queensland Government is contributing $4.15 million this year towards sugarcane research development and extension projects, which includes funding to find a...
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1.3KGrowers can increase efficiency
Vegetable growers are able to benefit from increased productivity by focusing their growing operations on producing a single commodity, with efficiencies created...
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1.4KKeeping Australia’s frontline head and shoulders above the rest
Australia is lucky to be free of the world’s worst animal diseases, such as foot-and-mouth disease and avian influenza H5N1.
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1.3KApril much more than just a month
by Dr Roger Campbell, Pork CRC CEO With meetings and events almost every day through February, the start to 2016 has been...
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1.3KCelery exports up by over 172 per cent
Australian celery exports have risen by over 172 per cent during the period 2011-12 to 2014-15, according to data obtained by Ausveg...
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1.2KInnovation back on the agenda at seminar
Futuristic technologies and the latest advances in agricultural innovation will be on the agenda as world-leading experts address Australian vegetable growers at...
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1.2KProtecting our pollinators through Indigenous knowledge
What does a cappuccino and a zucchini have in common? The existence of both is reliant on industrious creatures called pollinators.
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1.2KMore nuisance than ants at a picnic
The sun is shining and the birds are chirping – it’s a beautiful day for a picnic at the park. You’ve laid...
