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Boosting Red Meat Industry, Smart Farms Small Grants, and Have your Say on New Fisheries FrameworkFree weekly update on research to benefit farmers. By Portal Admin - 15th September 2020 - Back to News The R4A Yearbook with top research for 2020 closing soon.
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Biochar and zinc can improve wheat
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Combined application of biochar and zinc can mitigate stress in wheat grown in certain soils.
Legume research to boost red meat industry
New $1.5 million research project to enhance legume component of pastures, improving productivity and resilience.
Cleaning and disinfecting greenhouses between crops
Step-by-step instructions to completely clean out the greenhouse in preparation for the next crop to avoid diseases being transferred from one crop to another.
Have your say: Fisheries resource sharing framework
Draft Commonwealth fisheries resource sharing framework is open for public consultation until 22 September 2020.
Smart Farms Small Grants open for big impact
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