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Qld cops weather woes
10 Feb 12 | QUEENSLAND farmers in the south-west of the State are now dealing with floods for the third time in two years after another week of wild weather.
Research specific to regions
07 Feb 12 | LOCAL research for local conditions - that's the catch cry of western border region grain growers, and the Grain Research and Development Corporation (GRDC) has heard and responded.
06 Feb 12 | GRAIN growers and advisers are being urged to register now for the popular Grains Research and Development Corporation (GRDC) Update series.
Western growers in search of viable rotations
02 Feb 12 | "LOCAL research for local conditions" is the catchcry of western border region grain growers and the Grain Research and Development Corporation (GRDC) has heard and responded.
02 Feb 12 | EVERY grain grower should have a rust management plan drawn up at the beginning of the season.
Grain Gain On-farm courses to boost grower skills
01 Feb 12 | GROWERS can enhance their business and leadership skills by participating in Grain Gain On-farm courses offered across Australia by Grain Growers Limited.
Planter in DIY import deal
30 Jan 12 | A 24-METRE double-disc planter bought over the internet second-hand from the US has been put to work this summer sowing sorghum and cotton on cropping paddocks throughout Southern Queensland and North West NSW.
Fertilising mungbeans - does it pay?
27 Jan 12 | On-farm trials looking at the effect of nitrogen, zinc and phosphorus applications on the nodulation, biomass and grain yield of mungbeans suggest fertilising the crop is not economical.
Caned by the rain - again
21 Jan 12 | PROSERPINE district contract cane harvesters David Hinschen and his brother Wayne are testament to the trials and tribulations associated with gathering in a crop that underpins much of Queensland's rural economy.  | CommentsComments (1)
Thirsty crops will have to wait
20 Jan 12 | COTTON and sorghum crops running short of moisture in Central Queensland will have to wait a little longer as this week's widespread rains largely bypassed the region.
SPRAY awards on again
19 Jan 12 | THE call is going out again to farmers and farm contractors to be part of this year's national SPRAY Awards and in the running for a $15,000 prize pack - including a study tour of Britain.
Stay on target this spray season
18 Jan 12 | BIOSECURITY Queensland is encouraging all spray operators to be responsible in their chemical use as the summer spray season is well underway.
CQ plant underway
17 Jan 12 | LIKE many dryland farmers on the Central Highlands, Merv Bourne is in full flight planting his summer crop.
December rain lays solid foundations
13 Jan 12 | GOOD December rainfalls have set the foundations for above-average yields for summer crops across Queensland.
GrainGrowers sets targets for year ahead
11 Jan 12 | GRAIN Growers Ltd says its key focus for 2012, is to aim at delivering a more profitable and efficient industry for all Australian grain producers.
06 Jan 12 | WITH northern region cropping operations entering the all-important summer fallow weed control period, an urgent appeal has gone out for growers to use glyphosate wisely. James Clark, Grains  | CommentsComments (2)
04 Jan 12 | AUSTRALIAN seed graders have the opportunity to win a placement in Bayer CropScience’s Seed Treatment Application Centre (STAC) training course at Bayer CropScience’s manufacturing plant in Pinkenba, Queensland in September 2012.
02 Jan 12 | UNIVERSITY of Queensland scientists have discovered that an ancient relative of rice contains genes that could potentially save food crops from the devastating effects of global warming.
Take the signals of fatigue seriously
30 Dec 11 | WITH wet weather holding up harvest in many regions of Australia farmers are being reminded of the dangers that fatigue can bring when working long hours.
Sorghum seed shortage
29 Dec 11 | AS Central Queensland growers ramp up for the summer grains plant, the state's largest sorghum seed provider has a shortage of high-quality seed.
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