Rural Review
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What you need to know, from agronomist to grazier
Agronomist Stuart Buck said graziers contacted him for advice on pasture dieback ‘all the time’. “They ring me or email me asking what to do…
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Farm raised biochemist determined to succeed
SHE’S just 23 but biochemist and environmentalist Tori Millsteed has made massive strides towards achieving a childhood dream of a world where agriculture is more…
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Scholarship brings crop yield theory closer to realisation
UNIVERSITY student Tori Millsteed has been awarded a $120,000 scholarship to help bring her dream of boosting crop yields through genetics into fruition. The money…
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Pasture dieback and the mealybug curse
BOONAH is home to one of nine trial sites the Department of Agriculture (DAF) is using to identify causes of pasture dieback and management methods.…
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Farming flies not as farfetched as it seems
FARMERS grow all manner of things … corn, beans, carrots, lucerne, oats and hay … but what about insect larva and flies? Flyfarm in southeast…
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English farmer finds feet with flies
OLIVER Warcup grew up on a farm in north east England, in a place called Berwick-upon-Tweed. “We had a farm and grew crops like barley…
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Bespoke beasts to future proof the dairy industry
INTELLIGENCE is the ability to adapt and scientist Michelle Axford is helping the dairy industry to do just that. Ms Axford is a PhD candidate…
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Milk prices on the up thanks to continued consumer support
DAIRY Australia found farmgate milk prices continue to strengthen as local milk production contracts and dairy remain a staple product for consumers. The company’s industry…
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Professor says barley project will put money in growers’ pockets
FUNGAL diseases that cost barley growers $177 million in yield losses each year could be eradicated following funding by the Australian Research Council (ARC) into…
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Vaccine boost for bovine fertility nears completion
A VACCINE for a sexually transmitted disease that renders cows infertile and triggers abortions is nearing completion. Scientists at the Queensland Alliance for Agriculture and…
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Biologist warns mutating weed could cost industry millions
GRAIN growers and crop farmers are being warned that annual ryegrass is mutating. The warning comes from Professor Bhagirath Chauhan, a weed and seed biologist…
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Future farming starts today
DIESEL is the most widely used source of energy in agriculture, forestry, and fisheries at 84 percent of total energy consumption. Supply risks, rising prices…












