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Looking to build resilience not rely on drought handouts

Looking to build resilience not rely on drought handouts

The government's drought resilience plan has won praise , but the communications about the plan's process have been less well received.

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Harvest clean to keep mouse numbers lean

Harvest clean to keep mouse numbers lean

Minimising grain on the ground after harvest will assist in maintaining current low populations of mice across Australia's grain growing regions.

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Lupin pulse check drives WA research

Lupin pulse check drives WA research

Key issues impacting on the profitability of lupin growers are the focus of two new research projects in Western Australia.

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Lobby groups push to stop GM legislation change

Lobby groups push to stop GM legislation change

Groups against genetic modification continue to lobby Australian politicians to stop controversial amendments to the Gene Technology Act.

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Cotton production to slump to smallest in a decade

Cotton production to slump to smallest in a decade

The drought has bitten the cotton industry hard, with total production set to drop to its smallest level in a decade.

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Harvest cranks up for 2019 season

Harvest cranks up for 2019 season

The past week has been the busiest one for grain receivals for the 2019, says CBH.

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Cereal rust could lead to new wheat threat

Cereal rust could lead to new wheat threat

Scientists have uncovered the origins of the world's deadliest strain of cereal rust disease which threatens global food security.

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2019 harvest a challenging one

2019 harvest a challenging one

The start of harvest for the Last family, 19 kilometres south of Merredin, has had a couple of hiccups.

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Time for adult conversation on climate change

Time for adult conversation on climate change

A climate scientist has said that one cool spring or a hot spell 100 years are not proof climate change is not happening.

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Ample supplies fuel export competition

Ample supplies fuel export competition

The big picture remains one of ample global wheat supplies and competition between exporters to clear their stocks.

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Woodstock enterprise winding up a hay-maker

Woodstock enterprise winding up a hay-maker

A large-scale hay enterprise initiated by Townsville-based doctor de Wet Potgieter is gearing up to commence production in what is expected to be a major boon for struggling northern graziers.

Drought burns $113m hole in GrainCorp trading result

Drought burns $113m hole in GrainCorp trading result

One of the worst droughts on record in eastern Australia has hit GrainCorp earnings hard

Cotton production to slump to smallest in a decade

Cotton production to slump to smallest in a decade

The drought has bitten the cotton industry hard, with total production set to drop to its smallest level in a decade.