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Wet spring sows cautious confidence among Tasmanian farmers
Fee-Free TAFE and VET places for Victorians in 2023
Signs of growing optimism as farmers begin to shake off 2022’s challenges
Chile, Guatemala Boosting Pandemic Preparedness
Mapping E. coli to overcome antibiotic resistance
Feeding apple waste to chickens may boost their health
Recalling Renaissance, honeycomb ice cream charms judges
FAO welcomes additional $150 million multi-agency contribution from World Bank to strengthen resilience and address growing food
Ord water channel upgrades to spur agriculture in north
Supporting Our Timber Workers
NSW Government supports booming goat industry
Study examines feeding damage caused by spotted lanternflies on young maples
Indigenous rangers roundtable informs future of northern Australia’s biosecurity
Committee appointed to help guide Robotics Strategy
Optimising seed-saving strategies starts at harvest
New national plans to strengthen animal health
FAO’s Statistical Yearbook for 2022 goes live
Biosecurity Risk Material on new vehicles arriving in Australia
Pilbara Innovation Partnership research hub to drive northern pastoral potential
Project to improve digital connectivity for Scott River region
Allens advises Zetifi on its $12 million Series capital raise
New soil carbon measurement tools to cut costs and raise farmers’ profits
Spray hazard warning system live for QLD summer spraying season
International Mountain Day 2022: FAO aims spotlight on gender equality
Indigenous Elder to oversee crucial gas and landholder relationship
DBCA Director General retires after four decades of public service
New detector dog graduates bolster Australia’s biosecurity
End to population growth integral to environmental law reform
Phase two of GRDC’s Harvest Losses project announced
International coup for food crop research
Multi-million dollar boost to help farm animals go high-tech
$22 million for flood-affected primary industries supply chain
CDU Lecturer fulfills dream, gives back to country
Agriculture makes weed
Rome’s traditional Christmas tree lights up with sustainability
Cornell leads $3M project to grow organic dry bean industry
Opportunity to contribute to Longreach region’s development
$14.25 million grant to boost good jobs with sugarcane industry partnership
Visit Griffith visitor guide 2022 – 2024 out now
New technology to help irrigators protect native fish
Queensland Government endorses raising of Burdekin Falls Dam
Translating research into economic outcomes
Hands-free horticulture sees higher production
$23 million skills agreement boost for Tasmanian economy
Ministers must make sure energy projects don’t diminish food production
Overfishing falls in Mediterranean and Black Sea, but fisheries resources remain under significant stress
2022-2023 Queensland Budget Update
China’s Pinduoduo wins 2022 FAO Innovation Award