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Thousands of tests for pestivirus in cattle

Interest in the new hair test for pestivirus in cattle has been growing rapidly

Major funding for new bluetongue virus surveillance project

A major injection of research funding will enhance surveillance for potentially lethal Bluetongue viruses and vectors in Australian livestock

Expanding the stormwater harvesting program

A re-elected Gillard Labor Government will help more communities across Australia roll out stormwater projects

Mastitis treatment not working?

The Department of Primary Industries is advising Tasmanian dairy farmers to be on the look-out for mycoplasma mastitis.

Geelong wool selling point for popular knitwear range in Japan

Buyers from a Japanese department store chain have visited Victoria to better understand the history and origins of Geelong wool.

Membership leads to better understanding and new farm practices

August and September. The Ballarat BWBL group meets at least six times a year to work out practical solutions to issues raised by members

Fencing tough going on the Fleurieu Peninsula

Fencing can be hard work on parts of the Fleurieu Peninsula in South Australia, where the ground can be as hard as rock and sometimes rugged terrain means a tractor just isn't an option.

Trade up to an American beauty!

Want to trade in the old girl? Now's a great time to do it.

As rare as hens' eggs

Australian egg farmers are currently experiencing a shortage of eggs

Wheat classification arrangements extended

Australia's wheat classification system will continue under the current arrangements until 31 December 2010.

Putting Australian coffee to the taste test

Drinking 19 cups of coffee is what researchers have done to uncover how Australian coffee growers can produce the ultimate cuppa.

Research to reap fruitful return for tomato growers

A new project by the Department of Agriculture and Food to develop good practice for tomatoes is set to improve industry efficiency

Beef profit partnership groups to form in the South West

Meetings will be held in the South West in coming weeks to open the way to form Beef Profit Partnership Groups

Genetic gain campaign

Findings from innovative new Australian research into sheep genetics

Dial Before You Dig – it’s the law in NSW

Damaging a pipe or cable can be life threatening and have isolated rural communities from telephone services including 000 number.

Need help finding a job?

Centrelink offers numerous programs and services to help customers access full-time or part-time work, enter the workforce for the first time, or complete a full-time Australian Apprenticeship.

Payments to help you access work

Centrelink offers a number of payments to support Australians looking for work or participating in activities that increase their chance of finding work.

Looking for work?

Centrelink offers a number of services for Australians looking to gain employment and training.

Good times create pregnancy problems for Ewes

The best seasonal conditions in NSW for many years look set to create some unique challenges

Hendra virus: Grant for monoclonal antibody production

$300,000 grant to produce locally an antibody for Hendra virus in humans.

National Farm Safety Week 19th to 24th July 2010

National Farm Safety Week aims to raise awareness of farm safety issues in rural communities across Australia.

Crop shaping up the best in more than a decade

After more than a decade of heartbreak and failed crops, it looks like NSW farmers are finally within reach of a record yielding winter crop harvest

New bananas just a taste test away

Scientists have gone on a global search to discover which varieties of overseas-grown bananas are suitable to be cultivated and consumed in the Queensland market.

What fish is that? Fish names standardised across Queensland

Fishers and fish-lovers can be more confident about what they are catching or buying with standardised fish names

Scented weapon shows potential to control orchard pest

Researchers have discovered a new ‘scented' weapon to help fight the potentially devastating orchard pest, western flower thrips.

Kununurra set to become home to one of Australia's biggest rice crops

Farmers in the Ord region are preparing to harvest Western Australia's first commercial rice crop in more than 27 years.

Government supports the Bowen community

The Federal Government is urging Australian consumers to support tomato growers

Consumer demand sees organic wine shine for the first time at WineTech

The Australian wine industry will have its first opportunity to learn about organic wine production

Kymco - fastest growing ATV brand

In the first six months of 2010 the Australian motorcycle market has contracted by 12.1 percent against the same period last year, yet Kymco has again gone against the trend to increase total sales

Putting bull semen abnormalities in focus

Only in recent years has bovine semen morphology assessment been put under the microscope as a further measure of a bull's fertility.