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Keeping soil erosion in check

Keeping soil erosion in check

Despite the benefits of no-till, soil erosion is on the rise this season, due to the ongoing drought meaning there is litle ground cover.

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Grain futures in the doldrums

Grain futures in the doldrums

There is a negative air about grain futures in general, with wheat being caught up in it.

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Indian farmers' timeless chickpea harvest

Indian farmers' timeless chickpea harvest

It is a million miles away from Australia's modern chickpea industry, but across India, farmers are currently harvesting their crops.

What's in a name? The great crabhole debate

What's in a name? The great crabhole debate

There are some terms and phrases getting Aussie farmers hot under the collar. Which do you favour?

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Grass threat is no fairy tale

Grass threat is no fairy tale

A western Victorian community is frustrated at a lack of action over control of fairy grass, which it says is causing safety issues.

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China hits Canada with canola bans

China hits Canada with canola bans

Chinese bans on key Canadian canola exporters is unlikely to open the door for more Australian exports due to low production last harvest.

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CBH invests in next gen of rural leaders

CBH invests in next gen of rural leaders

Training offered to emereging rural leaders by WA's CBH is aimed to not just benefit the company, but the entire WA rural sector.

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Insolvency latest in string of blows to growers

Insolvency latest in string of blows to growers

The Lempriere Grain collapse is just the latest in a long line of grain buyers that have gone broke owing growers significant sums of money.

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Lempriere Grain creditors asssessing damage

Lempriere Grain creditors asssessing damage

Farmers across Victoria and NSW are reeling with the news that Lempriere Grain has entered administration, owing hundreds money.

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US-China tensions could impact Australia

US-China tensions could impact Australia

We don't know if the fall-out of the US-China trade war is going to be good or bad for Aussie grains, we just know it's going to be big.

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Visit Easton Pearson show

Visit Easton Pearson show

Museum of Brisbane hosts major exhibition, The Designers’ Guide: Easton Pearson Archive.

Snake bite survivor dies in plane crash

Snake bite survivor dies in plane crash

Six years after saving their son Isaac from a deadly snakebite, the Bain family at Toompine has lost him in tragic circumstances in Sunday's light plane crash at Cunnamulla.

EAT threatens meat industry

EAT threatens meat industry

Activist group EAT has partnered with The Lancet to promote its plan to disrupt meat and dairy production in order to save the planet.