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COMMENT: Laying the tracks for Tier 3 rail
Noel Bairstow, Corrigin Lake Grace Zone Delegate, Wafarmers Grains Section
The rail line between Narrogin and Kulin.
Fast, mobile FMD detection will be vital
Brooke Littlewood
Broome livestock veterinarian and bull semen analyst Tracy Sullivan.
Tools to protect beneficial farm insects
The new tool will help preserve beneficial insects in the Australian grains industry such as parasitoid wasps which help control grain aphids. Photo by CESAR.
Chip is the top dog in the sheepyards
Brooke Littlewood
Simon Leaning working Marionvale Chip.
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Stubble borne disease is still an issue
Shannon Beattie
Three positive samples of red leather leaf disease were discovered last season, coming from the high oat inclusion region around Narrogin, Pingelly and Piesseville.
"Once in, the farmers will take the hit..."
Brooke Littlewood
Darkan goat farmer Trevor Bunce said border controls needed to be strengthened "at any point of entry into the country for any meat product".
Childhood guides PhD on food security
Tshering Samdrup in Dochula, Bhutan.
Restoration focus lands graduate top award
UWA Botany graduate Cassandra Howell at UWA farm Ridgefield. Photo by Lynette Abbott.
The devil is in the detail says de Grussa
Shannon Beattie
Colin de Grussa, The Nationals WA.

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