Northern beef businesses in Western Australia have received further support from the Department of Agriculture and Food to undertake business improvements to better meet export and domestic specifi
Growers should continue to be on the lookout for symptoms of frost damage in crops, following further frost events in parts of the central and eastern Wheatbelt, Great Southern and Lakes District.
1. Australian plague locusts on the move 2. Crop foliar diseases to look out for 3. Frost in central and eastern wheatbelt 4. New pasture varieties launched at Dowerin 5. First...
Show-goers with an app-etite for agriculture will enjoy a visit to the Department of Agriculture and Food’s display at this year’s Perth Royal Show for the latest apps and online technology.
Home gardeners have been urged to check their citrus trees for unusual lumps and bumps to survey for citrus gall wasp, as part of their contribution to the Department of Agriculture and Food’s annu
Two regional forums to boost collaborative efforts in managing invasive pests in the south west of the State will be held at Katanning and Wongan Hills next month.
The future of grains innovation in Western Australia has been bolstered by four postgraduate research scholarships provided by the Department of Agriculture and Food.
An efficient irrigator uses a systematic approach to ensure the irrigation system is delivering water evenly, that schedules meet plant demand, and fine-tunes irrigations to suit the soil and crop
Wheat growers are set to benefit from a new Department of Agriculture and Food research project that seeks to improve measures to protect wheat crops from the fungal leaf disease, powdery mildew.
Surveys of the Carnarvon and Geraldton horticulture producing regions have detected the Cucumber green mottle mosaic virus (CGMMV) on additional commercial properties.
