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Gippy Agchat Edition 145 December 2017Be aware of some of the issues of the latest agricultural issues in Gippsland. Read up on Gippy Agchat Edition 145. By Portal Admin - 18th December 2017 - Back to News In this issue
- Gippsland food and fibre groups align
- ViPlus has China break through
- National food waste strategy launched
- Plant pest identification made easier
- New snakebite advice issued
- Armyworms on the march
- Training, field days, resources
- Grants, funding and awards
Read more for the latest agricultural issues in Gippsland.
Source: http://gippsland.com/ Published by: support@gippsland.com
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