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AGRICULTURE Victoria has launched an advertising campaign targeting the online sale of water hyacinth and salvinia, two of Victoria’s highest priority aquatic noxious weeds.

Spec.com.au - February 20, 2022

AS if rural and Regional Victorians needed further evidence that the State Government has abandoned them.

Spec.com.au - February 19, 2022

VICTORIAN producers, staff and agents at the Hamilton Regional Livestock Exchange created an Australian record – with 59,487 electronic National Livestock Identification System (NLIS) tags scanned on sheep sold at the sale on December 15, 2021.

Spec.com.au - February 18, 2022

A HOMERTON farmer is at a loss to know why three valuable rams at his sheep property were shot dead recently.

Chalpat Sonti - February 17, 2022

TAHARA residents are counting their blessings after emergency services stopped an out-of-control grassfire that burned more than 380 hectares at the weekend.

Kristy McDonald - February 17, 2022

IT’S the end of an era but the start of a new adventure for one South West agriculture business as its founder retires before a new partnership is formed with a bricks and mortar business in the heart of Heywood.

Portland Observer - February 17, 2022

GRAINS Research and Development Corporation’s National Variety Trials (NVT) program is undergoing a makeover, with the aim of ensuring the long-term, future availability of its product for Australian grain growers and their advisers.

Spec.com.au - February 15, 2022

NATIONALS leader, Peter Walsh spoke in Victorian Parliament on Tuesday about farm trespass protections and introduced amendments to draft legislation which he claimed contains significant problems.

Mark Rabich - February 13, 2022

CHRISTMAS is meant to be a festive and uplifting time of year for families, but significant numbers of types of food commonly consumed during summer holidays can be potentially fatal for dogs, and vets have warned owners to take care with scraps and tidbits.

Mark Rabich - February 12, 2022

FROM January 1, 2022, all sheep and goats must be e-tagged so they are identifiable under the National Livestock Identification System (NLIS).

Spec.com.au - February 11, 2022
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