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WA cropping area similar to 2018 figures

WA cropping area similar to 2018 figures

The Grain Industry Association of Western Australia (GIWA) released its first crop report for the year last Friday and said the intended crop area mix for the coming season is generally unchanged from 2018.

Derivatives program to smooth GrainCorp earnings

Derivatives program to smooth GrainCorp earnings

GrainCorp announced last week it plans to use a derivative product to help mitigate production risk.

Fodder to keep things cool at Adelaide Airport

Fodder to keep things cool at Adelaide Airport

Lucerne hay could be the secret to bringing down temperatures at airports, potentially saving aviators big dollars.

Namoi irrigators win compliance tick of approval

Namoi irrigators win compliance tick of approval

Namoi Valley irrigators have won a tick of approval from the water compliance agency for their actions during a recent river flow.

Derivatives program to smooth GrainCorp earnings

Derivatives program to smooth GrainCorp earnings

GrainCorp announced last week it plans to use a derivative product to help mitigate production risk.

Use your noodle

Use your noodle

ALTHOUGH regarded as a cheap and cheerful source of food, instant noodles are big business in Indonesia, which eats 15b packets annually.

Vietnam on cusp of glyphosate ban

Vietnam on cusp of glyphosate ban

Vietnam is potentially on the cusp of banning glyphosate, in a move that would have major ramifications for grain trade.

Status quo on Indian pulse tariffs

Status quo on Indian pulse tariffs

The Indian government has stuck with the status quo in terms of a variety of tariffs on pulse imports.

Latevo launches as farmers' mutual

Latevo launches as farmers' mutual

INSURANCE business Latevo is launching as a mutual company, with farmer clients to be shareholders in the enterprise.

Vietnam on cusp of glyphosate ban

Vietnam on cusp of glyphosate ban

Vietnam is potentially on the cusp of banning glyphosate, in a move that would have major ramifications for grain trade.

Seed terminator finds its groove

Seed terminator finds its groove

The manufacturers of a harvest weed seed control system are confident they are on a winner.

Namoi irrigators win compliance tick of approval

Namoi irrigators win compliance tick of approval

Namoi Valley irrigators have won a tick of approval from the water compliance agency for their actions during a recent river flow.

Status quo on Indian pulse tariffs

Status quo on Indian pulse tariffs

The Indian government has stuck with the status quo in terms of a variety of tariffs on pulse imports.

Fodder to keep things cool at Adelaide Airport

Fodder to keep things cool at Adelaide Airport

Lucerne hay could be the secret to bringing down temperatures at airports, potentially saving aviators big dollars.

Latevo launches as farmers' mutual

Latevo launches as farmers' mutual

INSURANCE business Latevo is launching as a mutual company, with farmer clients to be shareholders in the enterprise.

Seed terminator finds its groove

Seed terminator finds its groove

The manufacturers of a harvest weed seed control system are confident they are on a winner.

Feds make big radar investment

Feds make big radar investment

Northern Australia will benefit from a number of new weather radars. Where are the new units going?

Feds make big radar investment

Lempriere Grain shareholders queue up for payment

GrainCorp splits: Malt division to list on ASX by year's end

Growers to save with container port but levy must go

Cotton

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Cotton farmer found guilty

Cotton farmer found guilty

A NORTHERN NSW cotton producer has been found guilty of illegally extracting water out of the Barwon River.

Qld's Fairbairn Dam at record low level

Qld's Fairbairn Dam at record low level

This week's record low water level in Fairbairn Dam at Emerald is expected to impact water allocations for both high and medium priority customers if there are no inflows before the start of July.

Declining prices, production for cotton

Declining prices, production for cotton

It hasn't been a particularly cheery start to 2019 for the cotton sector and international pricing trends are not helping the situation.

Cotton export ban calls slammed

Cotton export ban calls slammed

Calls to ban Australian cotton exports to save water in the Murray Darling Basin have been slammed by the industry.

‘We’re sick of being the whipping boy’ – Cotton Australia

‘We’re sick of being the whipping boy’ – Cotton Australia

Cotton Australia has hit back at claims the cotton industry was to blame for mass fish deaths in the Lower Darling River.

Horticulture

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Macadamias battling mistletoe menace

Macadamias battling mistletoe menace

Mistletoe is hindering Qld macadamia production.

Canadian develops waterless apple washing

Canadian develops waterless apple washing

Canadian outfit, Clean Works, is cleaning produce without water.

Efforts raised against rogue stink bug

Efforts raised against rogue stink bug

Governments are lifting their preventative measures against BMSB.

'Trust gap' exists between consumers and food

'Trust gap' exists between consumers and food

Consumers aren't aware of fresh produce safety protocols, research has found.

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Treated water brings surge of life back to lime business

Treated water brings surge of life back to lime business

Advertiser: How a water treatment system is making this orchard's juice worth the squeeze.

Methane loader unveiled

Methane loader unveiled

Machinery companies are investing in a post fossil fuel world.

Convoy of courage for kids with cancer

Convoy of courage for kids with cancer

Trucks and motorbikes converge to raise money for Camp Quality

New discs for precision plant

New discs for precision plant

Flexi-Coil have a new 6100 Precision Disc Drill planter

Putting a new roof over your head

Putting a new roof over your head

Case IH have released new look roof on the Maxxum and Puma tractors

Permits raise sprayer height

Permits raise sprayer height

Two permits from Nufarm fix issues with new 2,4-D labels

Putting the data harvesters in the field

Putting the data harvesters in the field

Free data could help farmers to make decisions

Agtech that starts with the farmer

Agtech that starts with the farmer

The Farmers2Founders program is a paddock up approach

Quad bikes are not toys

Quad bikes are not toys

The ACCC quad bike report pushes for mandatory safety standards.

Two new tractors from Deutz

Autumn tractor sales steady

Weed it and reap

Seed terminator finds its groove

Permits raise sprayer height

Permits raise sprayer height

Two permits from Nufarm fix issues with new 2,4-D labels