Farming and Environment

  • Watching out for drier times

    Watching out for drier times

    WITH more than 40mm falling this week to midnight Wednesday, increased warnings of El Nino affecting the cropping season might seem a little premature. But…

  • Feeding the needs of herd

    Feeding the needs of herd

    BREDWELL FedWell is something every livestock producer can get their teeth into. Meat & Livestock Australia has announced it will relaunch the program, which successfully…

  • New hope on barley tariffs

    New hope on barley tariffs

    TRADE Minister Don Farrell is “very optimistic” the Chinese Government is close to dropping its sanctions on Australian barley as strained economic relations continue to…

  • Timber snag piles help return of fish

    Timber snag piles help return of fish

    AQUATIC life is returning to Pyramid Creek thanks to the installation of more than 50 timber snag piles in the past decade. Thanks to the…

  • New VFF boss named

    New VFF boss named

    THE Victorian Farmers Federation has appointed Brendan Tatham as its chief executive. Mr Tatham had been interim chief executive since November last year and was…

  • Flood funding gets $677 million boost

    Flood funding gets $677 million boost

    THE Victorian Government says it’s “delivering for all Victorians” in the 2023-24 State Budget, with extra cash for flood recovery, cheaper regional public transport fares…

  • Fruit fly levy push

    Fruit fly levy push

    HORTICULTURAL groups in the Murray Valley say they may push for a levy on all residents in the fight against fruit fly after Victorian Government…

  • Research hands down prosecco verdict

    Research hands down prosecco verdict

    MURRAY Valley Winegrowers are popping the champagne corks, or at least sparkling wines, after a major industry and university research project took five years to…

  • Vine virus being closely watched

    Vine virus being closely watched

    LAST year’s detection of grapevine red blotch virus remains an open incident while the situation is being assessed. The first vines infected with GRBV are…

  • Exhausted farm to close

    Exhausted farm to close

    IF you ever wanted to become a successful small farmer and get your hands on a viable business with a standout product range, you have…

  • Farm experiences a new tourism frontier

    Farm experiences a new tourism frontier

    DESTINATION Riverina Murray needs input from community members and tourism and agricultural industry stakeholders for a first of its kind regionwide “agritourism” strategy. It has…

  • Latest pump screen showcased

    Latest pump screen showcased

    LOCAL irrigators are being invited to express their interest in a new pump screen that will both save native fish, and stop weeds from blocking…

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