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	eNewsletter - Volume 108
	Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from the Get Farming team. Don't forget to register with the site, you can register by simply clicking here.


	Wheat farmers in Queensland and NSW still hoping for rain

	2010 Australian almond crop set to meet industry target

	Reminder to manage rainbow lorikeets early

	Higher prices show early signs of combating protectionism

	Go gas to avoid wildfire - Solid Fuel Fire Ban

	New Queensland wine industry action plan

	Murray Cod closure to continue

	Farmers survey - confident of future

	Higher Australian dollar hurts commodity export earnings

	Report tackles high farm in-put costs

	Higher Australian dollar hurts commodity export earnings

	Holiday closure for Alpha dip

	Surveying for red imported fire ants

	Seized mud crabs to be DNA tested

	VFF calls for member support on minimum subscription changes




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Farmers call shoppers to have a Merry Aussie Christmas
	Australian households should enjoy the high quality, home grown products on offer.
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Drought feeding options without molasses
	Cattle producers are reviewing their drought feeding options as the nine month long dry spell tightens its grip.
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Featured Business - Dial 1100 Before You Dig
	ActewAGL is urging residents to Dial Before You Dig (DBYD) to ensure underground gas, electricity and water pipes and cables are not struck when renovating, gardening or building.
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Crop yields cut by dry spring weather
	Continued dry conditions throughout spring and late frosts in the NSW grain belt have impacted on winter crop yields.
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Unwanted hitch-hiker turns up
	Australia's greatest pests, the Cane toad, has been found in a pot-plant delivered to a shop in Southland.
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Featured Product - Huge price reductions on Kymco motorcycle range
	Courtesy of the stronger Australian dollar and exceptional support from the Kymco factory in Taiwan, Kymco Australia & New Zealand announced a massive price reduction on their motorcycle range.
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Putting vines to the water test
	CSIRO Scientists are working to understand the best time to irrigate vineyards.
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Milk number one for hydration
	Milk is the latest sports drink lapping up attention in the fitness world.
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Special Offer - Win a $1045 Davey HP65-06T pressure system from Get Farming

Get Farming is offering you the chance to win a Davey HP65-06T pressure system - valued at $1045. Simply email your details to competition@getfarming.com.au to go into the draw to win. Competition closes 31st December 2009.

Lookout for heliotrope poisoning
	DPI is advising producers of the possibility of copper poisoning or �yellows' in livestock.
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Weed Wizard project funding
	Scientists are a step closer to reducing the impact of weeds in Australian crops.
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Featured Profile - Capilano Honey - winner Australian Export Award
	Capilano's honey is produced by more than 500 beekeepers with hives across New South Wales, Queensland, Victoria and Tasmania. Between them, production can reach more than 15,000 tonnes of honey.
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Keep farm safety in mind
	Targeted farm safety awareness campaigns have helped reduce the average number of fatalities
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Running out of time to add land
	Farmers were warned that their window of opportunity to develop additional ag land is quickly closing.
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Featured Organisation - Applications open for Dentistry Scholarship
	The inaugural New South Wales Regional Dentistry Scholarship, sponsored by The Nationals Senator for NSW John Williams, is now accepting applications for 2010. Senator Williams has committed $4,800 in the first year and will offer the scholarship for a new commencing student each year.
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