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Innovative Farmers will share what it takes to implement knowledge on April 22, when Jim and Donna Winter-Irving, Coolwoola Plains Nagambie, hold a transformative event ‘Turning Knowledge into Practice”.
A statewide search is underway for five bright young minds from rural communities as NSW Farmers opens applications for its 2024 Tertiary Scholarships.
A study of the chemical makeup of dingo urine and how wild dingoes respond to it could assist scientists to develop non-lethal management tools, new research has found.
NSW Farmers has welcomed the state government’s review into improving compulsory land acquisition, which it says will be vital to improving the energy transition process.
Farmers in parts of the country are facing serious drought as a bushfire rages in WA and unseasonal rain falls in other parts of the country, Farmers for Climate Action CEO Natalie Collard said.
RACV is asking Victorians to provide feedback about how safe they feel on roads in regional Victoria as part of their My Country Road survey.
The consumer watchdog would be given new powers to bust apart Australia’s supermarket duopoly if they are found guilty of anticompetitive behaviour, if a new bill for divestiture laws is based by parliament.
This month marks the release of a new environmentally responsible lethal control tool for the management of foxes and wild dogs – PAPPutty.
Churchill Fellowships for 2024 are offering people the opportunity to travel overseas for four to eight weeks to explore a topic or issue that they’re passionate about, and come back and share knowledge to improve their community.
Australia will be unable to feed itself and farmers will be driven out of business unless radical action is taken to reform the supermarket retail sector, NSW Farmers has told a Senate Inquiry.
An early fault detection (EFD) system designed at RMIT University is helping to prevent bushfires and blackouts in Australia.
Farmers for Climate Action, which represents more than 8000 farmers and 45,000 supporters across Australia, has welcomed the Queensland LNP Opposition’s promise to support solar panels on the rooftops of rental properties.
