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	eNewsletter - Volume 104
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	A win for consumer choice; Major food brands commit to GE-free

	More than 150,000 properties searched for illegal weed

	New varieties, technology and collaborative marketing key to grower profitability

	Small landholder project wins big praise

	Grain freight network funding essential

	Brightening prospects for wool and cotton

	Target India as government seeks to milk more dairy exports

	Research into beef industry net carbon emissions

	Dairy industry forms research pathways

	Daw Park fruit fly quarantine zone slightly extended

	Opening of the Southern rock lobster season

	500 tonnes next season as hatchery flexes its mussel

	$52,000 SA government boost for Parilla horticulture

	Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement

	Yarrabah community targets Asian honey bees

Featured Website - Dial 1100 Before You Dig
	Dial Before You Dig is a free national community service designed to prevent damage and disruption to the vast pipe and cable networks which provides Australia with the essential services we use everyday – electricity, gas, communications and water.
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Is this the world's best apple?
	What could be the world's best apple was taste tested after eight months in cold storage and was given a resounding thumbs up.
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Rating rams to handle the heat
	Some sheep like it hot, but for wool producers in the west, the trick is finding out which ones.
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Featured Business - Rural Finance
	At Rural Finance we understand that property size and farmer’s needs vary. We lend not only to operators of commercial scale farms but also to those who are committed to farming on a smaller scale and who rely on the support of off-farm income to achieve their aspirations.
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Continuous cropping can control skeleton weed
	Results from the long-term department trial show that skeleton weed can be controlled.
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Buying the best with less effort
	Buying the best bulls for a dairy herd doesn't necessarily have to involve hours of painstaking research.
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Featured Product - Sonic Predator 300
	One of the world's biggest self-propelled boomsprayer is made by Narembeen manufacturer Sonic Boomsprays. The Sonic Predator boasts a 224kW 8.3L Tier Three Cummins engine, an Alison six-speed auto transmission, a Marmon Herrington transfer case and Alltech diffs (formerly Rockwell).
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Keen interest in cotton refuge trials
	A study to compare the efficacy of planting pigeon pea or unsprayed cotton to manage Bollgard II Bt resistance could be a profitable option.
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Olive oil to extend its use-by date
	In a world-first, NSW scientists are exploring how long olive oil can be confidently stored and still taste great.
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Special Offer - Onesteel Waratah - Thumpa guide promotion

Purchase a Waratah Thumpa between 1st October and 30th November 2009 and receive a free Thumpa guide of your choice (via redemption). That's a saving of up to $230 (RRP)!

Caring for Livestock during heatwave
	Livestock owners are reminded to take special care of their stock during the heatwave as animals suffer from the heat as well.
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Don't let your fodder go up in flames
	Spontaneous combustion is the leading cause of haystack fires.
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Featured Profile - Young wine scientist honoured by industry
	A researcher who first established the link between smoke exposure and its effect on wine quality has been honoured by the WA wine industry as its Young Achiever of 2009. Kristen Kennison from the Department of Agriculture and Food was announced as the winner.
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Demand for NZ meat and seafood exports expected to pick up
	The world economy may be showing signs of recovery with gross domestic product now on an upward trend.
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FIG's ready to branch out to farmers
	Victoria's farmers are asked to submit their applications to share in $13.5 million of Farm Improvement Grants (FIG).
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Featured Organisation - Agrifood Skills - Reference Group for language, literacy and numeracy
	AgriFood Skills Australia is the Industry Skills Council for agriculture, food processing, meat, seafood and racing. AgriFood Skills Australia is inviting participation on a new Reference Group for language, literacy and numeracy and how they affect the workplace.
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