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No GMs until 2014
20 Mar 10 | SOUTH Australian croppers will have to wait another four years to gain access to genetically-modified seed, as both major political parties agree to extend the moratorium until 2014.  | Trials prove strengths of durumVisit Stock JournalAustralian operation lifts ...Visit Stock Journal
Drill lifts yield bar
20 Mar 10 | MOUNT Cooper croppers Mark and Jesse Hull believe that the use of their new Morris Contour drill improves their operation both agronomically, and in terms of efficiency.  | Trials prove strengths of durumVisit Stock JournalAustralian operation lifts ...Visit Stock Journal
Blackleg ratings out
20 Mar 10 | THE latest national blackleg resistance rating guide for canola varieties were released this week and will soon be available online, allowing growers to make informed decisions of which variety to grow this season to provide the best possible protection of their crops against canola’s most serious disease.  | Wheat pools closeNicoletti will follow through ...Visit Farm Weekly | GALLERY: Photos from the Mt Gambier ...
Soybeans' foothold at Qurindi
20 Mar 10 | THE Liverpool Plains may be more than 300 kilometres from the coast, but that hasn’t stopped Brady Rutter sowing soybeans, a crop more widely grown on the North Coast.
Training farming leaders of the futures at Mulloon Institute
19 Mar 10 | ECOLOGICALLY-friendly approaches to agriculture have a new champion, The Mulloon Institute, a not-for-profit organisation endowed by businessman and farmer Tony Coote.  | Chicken king tackles fowl rumoursVisit The LandSchultes Meat Tavern brings ...Visit The Land | GALLERY: Photos from the Mt Gambier ...
Australian operation lifts Viterra result
18 Mar 10 | VITERRA'S Australian grain handling and storage operation contributed more than two-thirds of the company's earnings before interest and tax in the first quarter of 2010.  | CommentsComments (1) | Viterra promises changeVisit Stock JournalMachine of the Week: Save ...Visit Stock Journal
Wheat pools close
18 Mar 10 | AWB has finalised its 2008-09 pool, paying out a final distribution of $63 million a month ahead of schedule.  | Trials prove strengths of durumVisit Stock JournalMcGinniss returns to CBH board ...Visit Farm Weekly | VIDEO: Turkey buys up Angus to ...
Nicoletti will follow through on CBH bypass
18 Mar 10 | WESTERN Australia's biggest farmer, John Nicoletti, said he would press ahead with plans to bypass the country's largest grain handler, CBH, after its board elections delivered a crushing blow to his hopes for the group to list on the sharemarket.  | CommentsComments (1) | Nicoletti to build silos if CBH ...Visit Farm WeeklyMcGinniss returns to CBH board ...Visit Farm Weekly
Trials prove strengths of durum
18 Mar 10 | SOUTH Australian croppers have plenty of reasons to look at growing durum this season, according to San Remo mill co-ordinator John Stuart.  | Doubts rained on Rann's water dealVisit Stock JournalFarmers play weather rouletteVisit Stock Journal
McGinniss returns to CBH board as co-op support holds strong
16 Mar 10 | MERREDIN graingrower Mick McGinniss has been returned to the CBH board, while the two sitting directors have been overwhelmingly re-elected after campaigning on clear co-operative principles.  | Sitting members under attack in ...Visit Farm WeeklyCBH to meet growers over ...Visit Farm Weekly
Rain sets up winter crops across Queensland
16 Mar 10 | Queensland farmers have welcomed widespread rain in grain growing regions of the state and are forecasting a good winter crop thanks to replenished soil moisture.  | Two sides to world's GM ...Visit North Queensland RegisterBest practice delivers big ...Visit North Queensland Register
Vic prepares for planting season - but what to plant?
16 Mar 10 | THE planting season is soon upon Victorian growers and crucial varietal choices are being made as to what will excel in particular environments.  | Aphids teach scientists a thing ...Grain Conference to address ...
Increasing yields with clay
16 Mar 10 | YIELDS of crops grown on sandhills can be doubled by adding clay to the sandy soil, according to a clay-delving expert.
Emerald deal to continue meteoric growth
15 Mar 10 | EMERALD Group chairman Alan Winney believes a new investment from Japanese company Sumitomo will allow the Australian grain marketer to continue its meteoric rise.  | Emerald Group partners SumitomoVisit Farm WeeklyWAFarmers seeks new grain leadersVisit Farm Weekly
ASIC will not pursue AWB bribe claim
15 Mar 10 | THE Australian Securities and Investmentst Commission has decided not to pursue claims by former AWB director Xavier Martin that he was offered an incentive to vote for the grain handler's constitutional change.  | AWB top-up to barley paymentVisit Stock JournalAWB rumour mill grinds over ... | VIDEO: Awesome start to Tas weaner sales
Canola fills need for feed
13 Mar 10 | A CENTRAL West farmer expects more people will see canola in a new light because of the benefits he’s seen in growing dual-purpose varieties on his Wellington farm, “Spicers Run”.
Nicoletti to build silos if CBH stays co-op
11 Mar 10 | THE patriarch of Australia's biggest farming family is a man willing to put his money where his mouth is.  | CommentsComments (10) | Sitting members under attack in ...Visit Farm WeeklyCBH to meet growers over ...Visit Farm Weekly
GM disallowance motion voted down
11 Mar 10 | FARMERS and grains industry members have attended a critical sitting of WA Parliament, to support Agriculture Minister Terry Redman, and witness a fiery debate over a disallowance motion proposed in the Legislative Assembly, designed to prevent the growing of Genetically Modified canola in the State this year.   | CommentsComments (5) | Meeting called to address bush ...Visit Farm WeeklyRedman to attend crisis meetingVisit Farm Weekly
No need for wheat quality body: GrainCorp
11 Mar 10 | GRAINCORP has weighed into the wheat quality debate, saying that an overarching body promoting Australian wheat is unnecessary and would represent an additional cost to growers.   | CommentsComments (7) | Grains Council revamp meets ...Emerald Group partners SumitomoVisit Farm Weekly | GALLERY: Still more pictures of the ...
Combat carbon emissions with legumes
10 Mar 10 | LEADING soil scientists are promoting legumes within grain rotations as the key to reducing carbon emissions related to grain growing, primarily through their nitrogen replacing qualities.   | CommentsComments (6) | Graingrowers have good reason ...Grains Council revamp meets ... | GALLERY: Photos from Beef Spectacular
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