Mitigating pre-emergent herbicide damage on ameliorated soils Neo barley variety to elevate Australia grains production Strategies for the effective control of brome grass ...
Rainfall outlook for the South West Land Division for the remainder of 2023, October to December, is for below median rainfall, based on a survey of 20 national and international models. Warmer...
1. Edition 100 of the Ovine Observer 2. Opportunties using eID - Tahara case study 3. Coxiella burnetii (Q-fever) in Australian breeding ewes 4. Lupinosis in...
The Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPRID) Aboriginal Economic Development (AED) Program is designed to facilitate sustainable and lasting increases to Aboriginal economi
Plant tolerance of salinity in the tables below are a guide only. The references here estimate salt and waterlogging tolerance in different ways, and this makes comparisons of tolerance difficult.
The Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD) builds the capacity of Aboriginal people to become entrepreneurs, skilled employees and leaders through bespoke projects and ta
The Western Australian (WA) Government through the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD) is developing a WA showcase to attend the Agri-Food Tech Expo (AFTEA) at Singapo
The Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development's (DPIRD) Aboriginal Economic Development (AED) program builds the capacity of Aboriginal people to participate in the Western Australi
In 2022 the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD) partnered with the Western Australian Museum to sponsor events across the State to engage the general public with issue
The Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development's (DPIRD) Aboriginal Economic Development (AED) program lays the building blocks for a new approach to AED in WA.
Saltland pastures are associations of salt- and waterlogging-tolerant plants that produce fodder for grazing animals from saline and waterlogged soils.
Worm farms are good for the environment as the worms recycle organic waste by converting it into liquid and solid fertilisers. These farms are popular with householders as they are easy to look aft
Scientists have embarked on the next phase of research to give grain growers better access to chilling tolerant chickpea varieties and extend the footprint to grow the crop in Australia. The Depart
Comprehensive survey data is collected on Western Australian sheep enterprises and producer intentions every 4 years by DPIRD and was most recently collected in June 2022.
An ideal balance to optimise the profitability, sustainability and drought resilience of beef production in Western Australia’s Southern Rangelands has been presented at the recent Australian Range
