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New wheat lines are a marvel

New wheat lines are a marvel

Two new wheat varieties bred by LongReach Plant Breeders are set to hit the market next year.

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Blue Lake Milling now cooking with gas

Blue Lake Milling now cooking with gas

A Bordertown mill is gaining value from a product previously consigned to waste, using oat husks to power a biogas plant.

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New peas Taylor made for success

New peas Taylor made for success

Two new field pea varieties are set to hit the market.

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Trust invites pasture scholarship applications

Trust invites pasture scholarship applications

Applications fo a range of scholarships and fellowships related to pastures are currently open.

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Mixed blessings in late season La Nina

Mixed blessings in late season La Nina

There's good news and bad news for croppers in the BOM's announcement that there was a 70pc chance of a La Nina late this year.

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GIMAF now under Grains Australia umbrella

GIMAF now under Grains Australia umbrella

Market access organisation GIMAF has become a part of the broader grains industry good body Grains Australia.

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Australia to take advantage of world canola shortage

Australia to take advantage of world canola shortage

The dearth of canola globally has played into Australian growers' hands perfectly given the nation is on the cusp of a big crop.

Disease, seed shortages challenges ahead for canola

Disease, seed shortages challenges ahead for canola

Canola is riding the crest of a wave at present, but industry insiders have nominated disease and seed shortages as potential banana skins.

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Four figure prices rubber stamp canola golden age

Four figure prices rubber stamp canola golden age

Canola's status as a farmer favourite in 2021 is firmly cemented after prices cracked through the four figure mark, hitting $1020/t in WA.

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World watches the Middle East crops and grain demand outlook

World watches the Middle East crops and grain demand outlook

Iran's crop cycle has fallen victim to below average rainfall and extreme temperatures.

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Cane growers successfully trade reef credits

Cane growers successfully trade reef credits

Northern cane growers generate reef credits through improved farming practices.

Steers make 648c/kg at Nebo

Steers make 648c/kg at Nebo

Nebo sale generated another strong yarding of cattle, with 775 head passing through Braeside last Friday.

New Charleville Outback Museum to showcase bush living

New Charleville Outback Museum to showcase bush living

A museum that will showcase life in western Queensland and explain its qualities to visitors is at the heart of a new Australian Outback Museum at Charleville that has snagged the Murweh Shire Council nearly $8 million in federal funding.