The VIC Department of Primary Industries is hosting a free farm forestry seminar at Stargrow, a wholesale firewood facility on the outskirts of Melbourne, at 450 Mickelham Rd, Attwood, on Friday, May ...
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At the International Wool Textile Organization Congress in New York City, Woolmark International & Women's Wear Daily (WWD) have connected retailers and designers with wool as part of the 2012 Fashion... View More Info
The Australian version of the global Campaign for Wool is under way for 2012 with hundreds of retailers and designers all showing the versatility of our natural fibre. ... View More Info
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A thorough assessment of risk associated with sowing canola this year is not just important - it is critical.... View More Info
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A free conference looking at local solutions to national issues will empower country people to make the most of new opportunities facing rural and regional Australia.... View More Info
The latest in cotton research was discussed at the final Cotton Catchment Communities CRC Science Forum this week.... View More Info
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