All posts tagged "biosecurity"
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51AgricultureGrain harvest parthenium alert
With a bumper grain harvest forecast this year (2020), NSW Department of Primary Industries (DPI) has alerted people bringing harvesting machinery into...
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146AgricultureOur Members, CSIRO and MLA developing new ways to control wild rabbit populations
Australia’s national science agency and Centre for Invasive Species Solutions (CISS) member, CSIRO, is on the hunt for new weapons to use...
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293AgricultureHWSC effective for brome grass management
When it comes to controlling brome grass, new research supported by the Grains Research and Development Corporation (GRDC) indicates any amount of...
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314AgricultureOne-stop-shop for Russian wheat aphid information available online
A wealth of information to assist Western Australian grain growers help slow the spread of Russian wheat aphid is available on the...
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225AgricultureCollaborative partnership to help industry control greyback cane grubs
Sugarcane growers have a new tool in their toolbox to manage one of the industry’s primary crop pests, Greyback Canegrub.
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271News and ViewsPushing genetic and digital innovation to better detect and manage invasive species
The Centre for Invasive Species Solutions is accelerating research and innovation to progress national registration of Eradicat – an effective feral cat...
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128AgricultureCleaning and disinfecting greenhouses between crops
The protected cropping industry in Australia is growing, with more and more producers using greenhouses to grow vegetables and flowers.
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113AgricultureCheck now for late brome germinations
Populations of the highly competitive weed brome grass have been reported as spreading in western Victoria and now is the time for...
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451AgricultureResources put growers on front foot against FAW
Grain growers have access to a range of information and resources to help them identify and – if required – manage the...
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403AgriculturePreparing Australia to manage fall armyworm
The Australian Government has provided a grant of $600,000 to Plant Health Australia (PHA) to fill some of the R&D gaps for...
