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Kemtrace helps stressed cattle

In some areas of Queensland and the Northern Territory, overnight temperatures can remain hot and humid for extended periods contributing to heat stress and exacerbating conditions such as leaky gut in cattle.
Read full storySensors a nutrition game changer

Simple on-animal sensors could be a game changer for Australian beef cattle nutrition, according to University of Queensland research.
Read full storyBayer goes Ultra against broadleaf weeds

The registration of Infinity Ultra in Australia this season allowed some growers to become the world’s first users of the new herbicide for post-emergent broadleaf weed control in cereals.
Read full storyCeres a solution for water saving

A custom irrigation solution has been recently released by Ceres Imaging.
Read full storyCorteva pulls Colex-D out of its hat

Corteva Agriscience has gone back to the tried and tested chemistries of the 2,4-D family – and pulled Colex-D out of its hat.
Read full storyAeration benefits almonds

If there is one thing we know for certain, it is aeration works.
Read full storySafer use of herbicides for tree control

There is a new, innovative and scientifically driven method for dealing with unwanted trees and woody weeds, thanks to a unique herbicide delivery system developed by the University of Queensland (UQ) and Bioherbicides Australia (BHA).
Read full storyNew herbicide tolerant brassicas

Livestock and dairy producers in Australia are now able to take advantage of herbicide tolerant technology, on a range of forage crop types, with the DLF Seeds, Cleancrop Brassica System.
Read full storyNew powdery mildew option in cucurbits

Powdery mildew is a persistent adversary Australian cucurbit growers deal with each year in their melon, squash, zucchini and cucumber crops.
Read full storySatellite-based liquid monitoring

Known for their innovation in the animal performance and electric fencing spaces, Gallagher is launching a new range focussed on measuring tank performance and making it easy for Australians to stay on top of their most important resource: their water.
Read full storyOS knowledge aids local citrus exports

A citrus career spanning 25 years in South Africa, and now Australia, has prepared agronomist, Rolf Swart to tackle the challenges of exports in his role with Hillston Citrus Operations, at Griffith in NSW.
Read full storyTechnique and timing for blowfly

Correct application technique and timing are critical for optimal blowfly strike protection, according to Elanco account manager – southern NSW David Rathbone.
Read full storyKenso has perfect fit in tree crops

In the dynamic world of horticulture, where tree crops like almonds, walnuts, apples, pears, and citrus play a pivotal role in the local economy, improved farm management practices become more important with each passing year.
Read full storyA strategic approach best for buffalo fly

A strategic approach to managing buffalo fly can help to prevent the establishment of large populations and lost productivity in beef and dairy operations.
Read full storyNew option for downy mildew in vines

After repeated seasons of high downy mildew pressure in winegrape vineyards and confirmed resistance reported to some widely used fungicides, growers have been eager for new options, and it appears their calls are being answered.
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