In this last newsletter edition for 2023, articles include the Australian Cabernet symposium coming to WA, an update on Provenance research project, a review of a sprayable biodegradable mulch...
In the October edition read about the summary of the Significant disease investigation program for 2022-23 and recent disease investigations for Lumpy skin disease and deaths in backyard poultry...
In the October edition learn about significant disease investigations, emergency animal disease exclusions and the most common endemic diseases diagnosed in sheep and cattle in 2022-23. Find out...
A number of Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD) staff members work with live animals for scientific research demonstration and training.
The Regional Connectivity Program (RCP) is a Commonwealth grants program funding the delivery of 'place-based' telecommunications infrastructure projects to improve digital connectivity across regi
The Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD) is assisting Western Australian primary industries affected by flooding in the Fitzroy River catchment, as part of a whole-of-g
The Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD) has established the John Cripps horticulture scholarships to increase the collaborative research undertaken by government, univ
Confinement feeding (also referred to as lot feeding or feedlotting) is an intensive feeding system in a confined area where all, or the majority of, feed and water is supplied to the contained anima
The Department publishes and regularly reviews information outlining identification, recommendations and support for best management practice for the control of skeleton weed (Chondrilla juncea
Skeleton weed (Chondrilla juncea L.) is a declared pest in Western Australia under the Biosecurity and Agriculture Management Act 2007. The management and control of this pest is
The WA Cattle Industry, via the Cattle Industry Funding Scheme provides research and development grant funding for projects that support health, welfare, production, and commerce benefits at a whol
