The national Wild Dog Management Plan coordinator says he will continue to take the needs of everyone into account when undertaking wild dog control. Click to check the original article.

The CSIRO report ‘Greenhouse gas emissions from the cultivation of canola oilseed in Australia’ was used to help demonstrate the Australian canola industry’s sustainability credentials which led to the EU’s executive arm, the European Commission recognising Australia’s low emissions credentials for the second time, ensuring critical market access. Click to check the original article.

Tinamba, Tinamba West and Newry have an active evacuation warning. Click to check the original article.

Faces in the crowd at final day of Rockhampton Brahman Week Sale Click to check the original article.

A woman has been taken to hospital following a car crash overnight in the Central West. Click to check the original article.

GRDC Western Spring Panel tour participants visit a strip and disc trial site at Latham, including GRDC board member and South Australian grower Sharon Starick, (left), GRDC manager weeds, Sarah Morran, GRDC senior regional manager west, Peter Bird and GRDC southern panel member Andrew Bate. Click to check the original article.

A woman has been taken to hospital following a car crash overnight in the Central West. Click to check the original article.

Held at lunch time on Tuesday, 35 producers who identified largely as having sheep or goats plus cattle, or all three types of stock, drilled down into what they would get from having tags, and how the industries would move from mob-based tagging to an electronic system. Click to check the original article.

After a challenging season where hundreds of hectares of crops were lost to spray drift, the EPA is looking for a better result this year. Click to check the original article.

An estimated 200,000 kilometres of plastic mulch film, the equivalent of circling the globe five times a year with plastic, is laid in Australia each year, and with most regions having limited or zero recycling options, most is being stockpiled, buried or set on fire. Click to check the original article.