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NSW floods costs farmers $323 million and it’s still rising | The Land

An average of 33 applications a day for special disaster grants has flooded into the state government over damage sustained in this year’s events. Since the start of year, 2666 applications have been received by the Rural Assistance Authority from 60 local government areas, including Lismore City, Clarence Valley, Richmond Valley, Tweed Shire, Kyogle and […]

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CSIRO to release a biodiversity calculator this year

CSIRO is expecting to publicly release a new biodiversity calculator in July. Photo: CSIRO THE CSIRO has this month released an early version of a new biodiversity calculator, which aims to give producers an idea of how changes of land use are impacting the property’s biodiversity. LOOC-B (Look bee) is follow on from the organisation’s […]

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Stirling to Coast Farmers’ Philip Honey becomes president of the Society of Precision Agriculture Australia. | Farm Weekly

Newly-appointed Society of Precision Agriculture Australia president Philip Honey. THE helm of the Society of Precision Agriculture Australia (SPAA) is staying in Western Australia after Philip Honey took over from Frank D’Emden as president of the group last week. Mr Honey is well-known for his work as the smart farms co-ordinator with Stirlings to Coast […]

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Seasonal climate outlook for June to Aug 2022

La Niña slowly weakening into winter but above average rainfall expected for eastern Australia The Bureau of Meteorology’s Winter 2022 Climate Outlook shows a slowly weakening La Niña is one climate factor influencing above average winter rainfall for most of central and eastern Australia in coming months. Parts of south-western Australia and south-western Tasmania are likely to have below average […]

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Meet Cattle Council’s 2022 Rising Champions

The NAB Agribusiness Cattle Council of Australia Rising Champions Initiative has seen another seven future industry leaders successfully complete intensive training and mentoring in Canberra. One winner from each state celebrated the completion of their leadership training at a gala dinner in Canberra last night. This year the awards format has changed, moving from one […]

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