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Gluten traced back to specific grains

Gluten traced back to specific grains

SCIENTISTS are now able to detect gluten in any food and also identify the grain it comes from, making it easier for food companies to correctly label their products.

Can Grain Prices Keep Going Higher?

Can Grain Prices Keep Going Higher?

Sponsored content: With Australian wheat and barley production down in the most recent harvest, what factors are set to influence our grain prices in the near future?

APAL celebrates new beginnings

APAL celebrates new beginnings

Australian Precision Ag Laboratory celebrated a new lab and equity partners a gala dinner in Glenelg on Friday.

Mid North workshops to help farmers interpret weather data

Mid North workshops to help farmers interpret weather data

Free workshops will be held across the Mid North throughout August and September to help local farmers access and interpret the live data generated from a new network of weather stations.

Grains

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Can Grain Prices Keep Going Higher?

Can Grain Prices Keep Going Higher?

Sponsored content: With Australian wheat and barley production down in the most recent harvest, what factors are set to influence our grain prices in the near future?

USDA springs further surprise in crop report

USDA springs further surprise in crop report

The USDA has again shocked the market, with a crop report estimating around 19 million tonnes more US corn than was anticipated.

Hitting the sweet spot between yield and agronomy

Hitting the sweet spot between yield and agronomy

Intergrain is trying to maximise yield while at the same time provide a solid agronomic package with its new cereal varieties.

Barley crop-topping permit expires

Barley crop-topping permit expires

The temporary APVMA permit for the use of glyphosate as a late-season desiccant on feed barley crops has expired.

USDA springs further surprise in crop report

USDA springs further surprise in crop report

The USDA has again shocked the market, with a crop report estimating around 19 million tonnes more US corn than was anticipated.

Breeder looking to provide what the customer wants

Breeder looking to provide what the customer wants

Listening to end use customer requirements is critical for the plant breeding sector according to the head of a major breeder.

Clearfield MRL issues not a long-term problem

Clearfield MRL issues not a long-term problem

THE head of BASF's ag solutions team believes there will be no long-term fall out from current uncertainty about Clearfield technology.

Grain Growers launches sustainability framework

Grain Growers launches sustainability framework

A Grain Growers initiative is designed to better establish the grain growing sector's sustainabiity credentials.

GrainPro creditors hopeful of pay-out

GrainPro creditors hopeful of pay-out

GrainPro creditors are hopeful that upon analysis of the company's books there may be sufficient assets to pay out the majority of debts.

Clearfield MRL issues not a long-term problem

Clearfield MRL issues not a long-term problem

THE head of BASF's ag solutions team believes there will be no long-term fall out from current uncertainty about Clearfield technology.

Internship offers grain industry kickstart

Internship offers grain industry kickstart

A Mid North regional internship is offering ag science graduates a head start in the SA grains industry.

Barley crop-topping permit expires

Barley crop-topping permit expires

The temporary APVMA permit for the use of glyphosate as a late-season desiccant on feed barley crops has expired.

Grain Growers launches sustainability framework

Grain Growers launches sustainability framework

A Grain Growers initiative is designed to better establish the grain growing sector's sustainabiity credentials.

Hitting the sweet spot between yield and agronomy

Hitting the sweet spot between yield and agronomy

Intergrain is trying to maximise yield while at the same time provide a solid agronomic package with its new cereal varieties.

GrainPro creditors hopeful of pay-out

GrainPro creditors hopeful of pay-out

GrainPro creditors are hopeful that upon analysis of the company's books there may be sufficient assets to pay out the majority of debts.

Internship offers grain industry kickstart

Internship offers grain industry kickstart

A Mid North regional internship is offering ag science graduates a head start in the SA grains industry.

New ryegrass control headlines BASF crop protection offering

New ryegrass control headlines BASF crop protection offering

BASF is set to hit the market with a string of high profile crop protection releases, headlined by Luximax, a pre-emergent herbicide.

New ryegrass control headlines BASF crop protection offering

BASF set for wheat launch by 2021

US wheat prices push too high

Farmers need a plan to get out of drought

Horticulture

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SA wines shine in Halliday announcements

SA wines shine in Halliday announcements

A Grenache from McLaren Vale and a Riesling producer from the Clare Valley have taken out two of Australia's most prestigious wine awards.

SA wineries shortlisted for coveted award

SA wineries shortlisted for coveted award

A total of 22 SA wineries across six regions have been named as finalists in this year's SA Best of Wine Tourism Awards.

Adelaide Plains growers in line for recycled water connection

Adelaide Plains growers in line for recycled water connection

FRUSTRATED Northern Adelaide Plains vegetable growers may soon get relief from the enormous water bills they have been faced with in recent years.

Wine voices amplified, finessed

Wine voices amplified, finessed

BUDDING wine communicators could have their career trajectory boosted with the aid of a national wine industry mentor program

Machinery

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Rain gauge linked by satellite

Rain gauge linked by satellite

GoannaAg and Myriota launch sensors connected by satellite

Weedseeker sequel smarter and faster

Weedseeker sequel smarter and faster

Trimble and McIntosh have launched the Weedseeker 2

Scorpion will load it smarter

Scorpion will load it smarter

Claas are launching their new Scorpion telescopic loader range

Sales dip for broadacre but up for hay

Sales dip for broadacre but up for hay

Tractor and Machinery Association July report

Weedseeker sequel smarter and faster

Weedseeker sequel smarter and faster

Trimble and McIntosh have launched the Weedseeker 2

Next generation of Lexion hits our shore

Next generation of Lexion hits our shore

Claas have launched the new Lexion 7000/8000 series

Conference focuses on future

Conference focuses on future

Tractor and Machinery Association Conference

Know your farmer

Know your farmer

Tractor and Machinery Association conference delves into farmer's media habits

Weed-It set to light up your spray job

Weed-It set to light up your spray job

Croplands launch Quadro weed detection

Next generation of Lexion hits our shore

Next generation of Lexion hits our shore

Claas have launched the new Lexion 7000/8000 series

Sales dip for broadacre but up for hay

Sales dip for broadacre but up for hay

Tractor and Machinery Association July report

Know your farmer

Know your farmer

Tractor and Machinery Association conference delves into farmer's media habits

Scorpion will load it smarter

Scorpion will load it smarter

Claas are launching their new Scorpion telescopic loader range

Weed-It set to light up your spray job

Weed-It set to light up your spray job

Croplands launch Quadro weed detection

Busting the farming myths

Busting the farming myths

Farming myths were busted at the Tractor and Machinery Association conference.

Global water supply something to watch

Global water supply something to watch

Westpac analyst looks at the year ahead at Tractor and Machinery Association annual conference

Conference focuses on future

Conference focuses on future

Tractor and Machinery Association Conference