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Brazilian government set to appeal glyphosate suspension

Brazilian government set to appeal glyphosate suspension

The Brazilian government will appeal a court decision to ban the use of glyphosate as the herbicide remains a topic of hot debate globally.

Time to engage or face losing glyphosate

Time to engage or face losing glyphosate

Making arguments based on science will not win over consumers regarding the safety of glyphosate - ag has to highlight its overall benefits.

Historic decision in Californian Roundup case

Historic decision in Californian Roundup case

A Californian jury has found the herbicide Roundup was responsible for a man's cancer and ordered Monsanto pay more than $A395 in damages.

Bulk handlers give port code thumbs down

Bulk handlers give port code thumbs down

GrainCorp and CBH leaders have had a crack at the port access code, saying it creates unnecesary costs for the grains industry.

Grains

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Dry spring planned for Gippsland area

Dry spring planned for Gippsland area

As we head into spring there is very little soil moisture, even at depth so Southern Farming Systems says now is the time to make plans for management.

No surprises in USDA report

No surprises in USDA report

The August USDA Report was an important one. The market was looking for a lead on how ongoing production write downs for the EU and Black Sea would play out in the global numbers.

Fodder donations coming from down south

Fodder donations coming from down south

Charities donating fodder to drought-affected farmers are sourcing the majority of their stock from southern Australia.

Historic decision in Californian Roundup case

Historic decision in Californian Roundup case

A Californian jury has found the herbicide Roundup was responsible for a man's cancer and ordered Monsanto pay more than $A395 in damages.

No surprises in USDA report

No surprises in USDA report

The August USDA Report was an important one. The market was looking for a lead on how ongoing production write downs for the EU and Black Sea would play out in the global numbers.

Bulk handlers give port code thumbs down

Bulk handlers give port code thumbs down

GrainCorp and CBH leaders have had a crack at the port access code, saying it creates unnecesary costs for the grains industry.

Grain stocks tighten but US to cap upside

Grain stocks tighten but US to cap upside

The grains industry is coming to terms with a marked drop in supply this season due to drought in Australia, the EU and the Baltic States.

Brazilian government set to appeal glyphosate suspension

Brazilian government set to appeal glyphosate suspension

The Brazilian government will appeal a court decision to ban the use of glyphosate as the herbicide remains a topic of hot debate globally.

Time to engage or face losing glyphosate

Time to engage or face losing glyphosate

Making arguments based on science will not win over consumers regarding the safety of glyphosate - ag has to highlight its overall benefits.

Grain stocks tighten but US to cap upside

Grain stocks tighten but US to cap upside

The grains industry is coming to terms with a marked drop in supply this season due to drought in Australia, the EU and the Baltic States.

Shock glyphosate ban in Brazil

Shock glyphosate ban in Brazil

A Brazilian judge has handed down a shock decision to ban the use of the herbicide glyphosate until further safety testing is carried out.

Historic decision in Californian Roundup case

Historic decision in Californian Roundup case

A Californian jury has found the herbicide Roundup was responsible for a man's cancer and ordered Monsanto pay more than $A395 in damages.

Brazilian government set to appeal glyphosate suspension

Brazilian government set to appeal glyphosate suspension

The Brazilian government will appeal a court decision to ban the use of glyphosate as the herbicide remains a topic of hot debate globally.

Fodder donations coming from down south

Fodder donations coming from down south

Charities donating fodder to drought-affected farmers are sourcing the majority of their stock from southern Australia.

Time to engage or face losing glyphosate

Time to engage or face losing glyphosate

Making arguments based on science will not win over consumers regarding the safety of glyphosate - ag has to highlight its overall benefits.

Shock glyphosate ban in Brazil

Shock glyphosate ban in Brazil

A Brazilian judge has handed down a shock decision to ban the use of the herbicide glyphosate until further safety testing is carried out.

Freight and transport logistics a priority

Freight and transport logistics a priority

The Federal Government is committed to improving freight logistics through both infrastructure and legislation according to Keith Pitt.

Freight and transport logistics a priority

Late winter brings southern rain relief

Ag investors looking for sustainability

Don’t forget about hedging growers urged

Cotton

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Trapped by their own pheromones

Trapped by their own pheromones

Cotton's green mirid to be trapped by pheromone lure with new commercialisation deal.

Cotton calls for research forums in tropical north

Cotton calls for research forums in tropical north

CRDC wants northern cotton research driven by growers

Cotton on to a far north crop

Cotton on to a far north crop

Northern Food Futures talks cotton farming

New CEO for Auscott

New CEO for Auscott

There has been a changing of the guard at Auscott this week.

Cotton prices rise sees pleasant problem for summer croppers

Cotton prices rise sees pleasant problem for summer croppers

Sorghum at $400/t or cotton at four year highs? It could be a tough, but pleasant choice facing Aussie summer croppers come planting time.

Horticulture

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Honey industry has a chance to bee heard

Honey industry has a chance to bee heard

Beekeepers can have their say on how research information reaches them.

New report sums up biosecurity efforts

New report sums up biosecurity efforts

How Australia is maintaining its biosecurity is outlined in a new document.

Asian retailers get a taste for our “Ripe & Ready” avos

Asian retailers get a taste for our “Ripe & Ready” avos

Avocados that are ready to eat are finding favour with Asian consumers.

Israeli irrigation tech trial lifts lettuce

Israeli irrigation tech trial lifts lettuce

Roots Sustainable Agricultural Technologies has completed a trial of its new methods.

Machinery

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Weather forecasting the next decade

Weather forecasting the next decade

The CSIRO is working on decadal climate and weather forecasting.

Tractor drought on horizon

Tractor drought on horizon

Tractor Machinery Association launch the state of industry report at annual conference.

Beginning of the machinery slow down

Beginning of the machinery slow down

Gary Northover from the TMA reports on July tractor and machinery sales.

Hydrogen fuelled tractors a step closer

Hydrogen fuelled tractors a step closer

CSIRO have developed technology to extract hydrogen from ammonia so it can be better transported.

Tractor drought on horizon

Tractor drought on horizon

Tractor Machinery Association launch the state of industry report at annual conference.

Throw out your service book, there is an app

Throw out your service book, there is an app

A new farm machinery service app has been launched.

Two centimetre accuracy without a base station

Two centimetre accuracy without a base station

Trimble TTX GNSS satellite delivered correction technology more accurate

Plenty on offer besides the steak sandwiches

Plenty on offer besides the steak sandwiches

AgQuip will have plenty of new machinery and technology to see.

Renewing a pastoral landscape

Renewing a pastoral landscape

Planting 70,000 trees is only a small part of Gillian Sanbrook's concept of regenerative agriculture.

Throw out your service book, there is an app

Throw out your service book, there is an app

A new farm machinery service app has been launched.

Hydrogen fuelled tractors a step closer

Hydrogen fuelled tractors a step closer

CSIRO have developed technology to extract hydrogen from ammonia so it can be better transported.

Plenty on offer besides the steak sandwiches

Plenty on offer besides the steak sandwiches

AgQuip will have plenty of new machinery and technology to see.

Beginning of the machinery slow down

Beginning of the machinery slow down

Gary Northover from the TMA reports on July tractor and machinery sales.

Renewing a pastoral landscape

Renewing a pastoral landscape

Planting 70,000 trees is only a small part of Gillian Sanbrook's concept of regenerative agriculture.

Track workers on your farm

Track workers on your farm

Safe Ag Systems software and app uses geo-fencing to increase on-farm safety.

Checchi and Magli name gets a transplant

Checchi and Magli name gets a transplant

Inlon CAM Planters replace the Checchi and Magli branding

Two centimetre accuracy without a base station

Two centimetre accuracy without a base station

Trimble TTX GNSS satellite delivered correction technology more accurate