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The Department of Primary Industries has an interactive online weed map. This tool allows users to see where weeds are distributed across Queensland and displays photos of individual…
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A new project will help the grazing industry across Northern Australia better manage drought and climate risks through a range of research, development and extension activities. The $8…
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What is it? The Small Business Digital Grants Program provides small businesses with access to digital technology and services to enable them to: work smarter engage with the…
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Using drones, robotics and new technologies is the focus for school students participating in this year’s Department of Agriculture and Fisheries School Science Competition. The theme is Game…
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The Western Queensland Regional Beef Research Committee (WQRBRC) is one of eleven Regional Beef Research Committees across the north of Australia. These regional committees provide grassroots input to…
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Biosecurity is not just about managing endemic disease and responding to exotic disease, it’s also about actively participating in targeted disease surveillance programs as a way to demonstrate…
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NQ Dry Tropics and the Department of Agriculture and Fisheries (DAF) recently teamed up on a joint initiative to provide Burdekin graziers with access to expert advice on…
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What will make a difference to managing Total Grazing Pressure (TGP) in the Southern Rangelands? A project is underway to identify where best to invest in research and…
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Johne’s disease is still a notifiable disease however most state and territory jurisdictions removed regulation for Johne’s disease on 1 July 2016. Western Australia will continue to regulate…
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This free online course provides information about the risks of foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) to Australia and emphasises the importance of prevention measures, early detection and reporting. The course…
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