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DPIRD plant pathologist Kylie Chambers is looking for field samples of Red Leather Leaf (RLL) to help develop a molecular in-field test as part of the GRDC NGDSI project.

DPIRD Northam calls for suspected samples of Red Leather Leaf in oats.

Oat farmers asked to submit samples of fungal leaf disease to DPIRD

Three Springs Police first class constable Emma Counsel (left), Three Springs Police senior constable Sandra Allen, Three Springs Police customer service officer and golf day co-ordinator Hannah Denny, Three Springs Golf Club president David Mutter, Three Springs Golf Club secretary Bailey Mutter, St John WA North Midlands Sub Centre chair Vern Muller, St John WA volunteer Kevin Price, St John WA volunteer Jenny Mutter, St John WA volunteer Jeni Stevens, St John WA volunteer and Shire of Carnamah president Merle Isbister and St John WA volunteer Kylie Mutter.

The number of golfers taking to the greens of Three Springs Golf Club grew exponentially for the town's annual community golf day and auction.

Annual golf day attracts record numbers to support first responders

Amber Bateup took this photo at Gabbin on the final morning of the event before the last crew went out to plant.

More than 120 volunteers braved cold conditions to participate in two revegetation weekend events in the Wheatbelt recently.

Wheatbelt planting events attract volunteers from far and wide

Amber Balfour-Cunningham said when canola is at pre-flowering and early flowering stage it is at high risk of DBM damage as she inspects a paddock in Watercarrin, north of Cunderdin. Photo by Jordan Turnock.

Amber Balfour-Cunningham is investigating methods to monitor and predict the level of control natural enemy predators and parasitoids have on insect pest populations.

Natural enemies the focus of Amber's research

Welcome to 789 Chester Pass Road, Wilyung, famously known as Dymesbury Lodge. Once a vibrant hub for celebrations and gatherings, this property is now a canvas waiting for an entrepreneurial touch to restore it to its former glory.

Opportunity to breathe like back into Dymesbury Lodge

Cantabilling Springs is presented to the market as a premier example of well-managed, high yield cropping land situated in an above-average rainfall zone ideal for both cropping and livestock farming.

Cantabilling Springs is a gem in a region known for rich agricultural heritage

Workshop attendees inspecting insect specimens at a past workshop. Photo by Amber Balfour-Cunningham.

DPIRD's annual Pest and Disease Identification Course is designed to improve disease and insect identification skills relevant to broadacre crop production in our WA's graingrowing regions.

WA grain crop pests and diseases the key focus at workshop

Malt and feed barley weed seed receival standards part of annual GIWA review.

No change to barley or lupin receival standards for the 2024-25 harvest

Rabobank Canadian Grain Tour participants, Lake Grace graingrowers Leon and Sarah Clarke, at the Kamper Group farm in Alberta, a family-owned 10,000 acre irrigated potato, bean, yellow pea and wheat operation.

Close to 40 graingrowers from across Australia together with Rabobank staff are currently enjoying a 12 day journey through Canada's grain sector.

Canada welcomes touring Australian graingrowers

The Soderlund Family standing among their first ever wheat crop in Tammin. All photos supplied by Rik Soderlund.

The Soderlund family embracing life: from Cocos to Tammin to Greymouth.