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This animal pest alert provides information on the identification, biology, and pest potential of the Barbary dove in Australia.

This animal pest alert provides information on the identification, biology, and pest potential of the common myna in Australia.

This article provides information on using fumigation for rabbit control.

Landholders planning to grow broadacre, horticulture or tree crops or to preserve native vegetation need to control rabbits first. This article provides information about options for rabbit control

Spring control of redlegged earth mites
Native budworm
DPIRD’s CropScout app has new sweep net module
Listen to DPIRD’s new crop protection podcasts

A new declared pest rate (DPR) for 2018-19 has been proposed for the control and eradication of Mediterranean fruit fly in the Carnarvon region. 

The Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development is responding to the suspect detection of an exotic beetle Polyphagous Shot-Hole Borer (PSHB) in a backyard maple tree in East Fremantl

The Transforming Regional Biosecurity Response forums held in October 2016 brought together community, industry and government to develop a collaborative approach to 

Tuesday
04th
Oct 2016
16 September 2021

How can pest management research help with on-ground community practice?

Join the forum closest to you:

Katanning 4 October 2016 or

Wongan Hills 6 October 2016

Groundwater in the Western Australian grainbelt is a useful resource for on-farm water. However, in this environment it is often saline and unsuitable for livestock or other on-farm uses.

This page provides guidelines for sampling, measuring, assessing and reporting soil organic carbon in agricultural soils of Western Australia.

Organic carbon has declined in most Western Australian agricultural soils, as a result of land clearing and agricultural practices.

The Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development provides this agri-climate profile of historical and projected climate information to support farm business managers in their response

The Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development provides this agri-climate profile of historical and projected climate information to support farm business managers in their response

Climate change will affect horticultural production in Western Australia (WA) in a number of ways, and the effects will depend on location, soil type, crop type and management.

Climate change will affect soil and water resources directly and indirectly, and the impacts will be determined by the three primary drivers: local climate, land characteristics and land management

Climate change in south-west Western Australia (WA) is a reality – temperatures have increased, annual rainfall has decreased, and climate variability has increased.

The Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development provides this agri-climate profile of historical and projected climate information to support farm business managers in their response

There is a large demand for transport and stationary energy at several Pilbara locations.

Western Australian food and beverage industry stakeholders are invited to hear the latest market intelligence, trends, insights and innovations at the Future of Food Conference, Expo and Tour in Ma

  

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