Agriculture
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380Flock value grows from weaning well
Sheep producers can optimise lamb and ewe production by weaning lambs no later than 14 weeks after the start of lambing to...
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460Could the prevalence of disease in feral/wild deer impact livestock industries?
Australian agriculture is currently free from many viral diseases that impact livestock industries in other parts of the world, including foot-and-mouth disease...
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638New partnership breeds healthy wheat for Australia
A new type of wheat which has been specifically bred to offer increased health benefits to humans with 10 times more fibre...
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383Consider N strategies in early-sown oats
Targeted nitrogen (N) management strategies can help to optimise both grain yield and quality for early-sown oats in the western region, according...
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495Bright future for plant health research
The future of plant health research in Australia is alive and well with funding for the Plant Biosecurity Research Initiative (PBRI) being...
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381Growing forestry jobs through innovation
The Victorian Government is supporting our timber industry and securing future jobs by establishing a centre for timber and forestry innovation in...
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663Plant Health Australia welcomes new CEO Sarah Corcoran
Sarah Corcoran has commenced as CEO of Plant Health Australia (PHA), the national coordinator of the government-industry partnership on plant biosecurity.
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401We need your weevils: survey to measure phosphine resistance in grain storages
As part of a continuing, national effort to measure the resistance of insects in stored grain to phosphine, the Victoria’s Grains Biosecurity...
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423CliMate app puts bureau in your pocket
For those who live on the land, it’s the simple questions that matter most: How likely is rain next month? How much...
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508The state of plant biosecurity in Australia
The National Plant Biosecurity Status Report for 2019 was released by Plant Health Australia (PHA), bringing together contributions from over 100 government,...
