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Tomato bush (Solanum orbiculatum) in the Western Australian rangelands

2 October 2013

Tomato bush (Solanum orbiculatum) is one of many plant species found in the Western Australian rangelands. This page provides a summary of the plant's value for pastoralism.

Agricultural Resource Assessment Technical Reference Group

Reference groups bring collaborative approach to Pilbara irrigation project

7 July 2015

Reference groups have been formed to provide expert input into a major Department of Agriculture and Food project supporting irrigated agriculture development in the Pilbara.

Department development officer Glen Riethmuller and research officer Dr Catherine Borger

Growers to benefit from Merredin field day

18 September 2017

Landholders in the eastern grainbelt fighting to make the best of the 2017 season will be able to hear about the latest grains research and development advances and advice on future business strate

Climate Ready report cover

National Science Week 13-21 August: Climate ready agriculture a must to maintain profitability

16 August 2016

Western Australian agriculture businesses will need to continue to adapt to a changing climate to remain productive and profitable.

Pine cone cactus

Pine cone cactus: declared pest

22 November 2018

Pine cone cactus (Tephrocactus articulatus) is a declared pest in Western Australia (WA).

Geoff field walk at Moonyoonooka powdery mildew wheat August 2015

Fungicides for managing powdery mildew in wheat historical trial report

3 November 2016

Powdery mildew has become more prevalent in WA wheat crops over the past few years, particularly late in seasons.

Photograph of saltland and salt lake

Managing dryland salinity: natural revegetation and no grazing

30 April 2019

This dryland salinity option is recommended for saline sites in the south-west of Western Australia that are too saline, waterlogged and/or inundated for other treatments to succeed.

Cabbage plants almost ready for harvest

3Phase program for growing vegetables on sandy soils

19 December 2013

3Phase is a fertiliser program for growing lettuce, celery, cabbage and broccoli on sandy soils under irrigation.

Ticks are usually found on fine-haired areas of cattle skin extending from the tail base, udder to the elbows. With heavy tick infestations they may be found on the ear.

Southern producers reminded to be alert for signs of bovine anaemia

9 April 2015

Cattle producers in the Great Southern should be alert for signs of a disease causing anaemia in cattle.

 

Root Lesion Nematode root symptoms on cereals

Field peas a cleaning crop option for 2014

19 May 2014

Field peas could emerge as a more attractive option for grain growers wanting to target Root Lesion Nematode (RLN) in 2014, following a definitive break to the season.

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