Research for Agriculture CEO Sue Webster is interviewed by Danielle Delalande
The latest in Australian agricultural research on the air.
Category: News
Bundella grower lands a top crop with Lancer
It was an uncertain season for Bundella grower Andrew Campbell, but a few good decisions along the way and planting a quality wheat variety like Pacific Seeds Lancer helped him harvest a top crop.
Webinars for vegetable growers
Research scientists at Applied Horticultural Research are staging two webinars for hort growers.
Soil science awards on offer
Four international prizes are on offer in the fields of soil science and physical science in agriculture.
Tech to take on dieback
Military-developed technology might be used in the future fight against the dieback blighting native forests of southern WA.
Bugs and biosecurity webinar
VegNET Tasmania is staging a Bugs and Biosecurity webinar on 27 March 2020 from 1-2pm.
Hitchhikers blitzed in biosecurity challenge
Two companies have been awarded $1m by the Australian Government to help develop biosecurity measures.
Hort Connections postponed
AUSVEG and the Produce Marketing Association of Australia – New Zealand (PMA-ANZ) have postponed Hort Connections 2020, which was due to be held 15-17 June 2020 in Brisbane.
How competitive are Australian beef and sheepmeat producers?
The latest agri benchmark report commissioned by MLA, examines sheep and beef production in Australia, as well as some of our largest global competitors.
Who nose? Stinky fruit could charge your phone
A University of Sydney researcher has developed a new method using the world’s most repulsive smelling fruit – to charge your phone or even your electric car.
SFS seeks trial partners
Southern Farming Systems is seeking trial partners for the 2020 winter growing season.
Spinach conference postponed
The International Spinach Conference due tobe held at Lakes Entrance in Gippsland, Victoria, has been postponed due to COVID-19 virus transmission concerns.