In today’s National Rural News, Prime Minister commits to growing agriculture, dairy industry faces job shortage, action demanded for vegetation management laws, plus the latest from the markets and more.
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Current dry spell not a “mega drought”, but signs indicate it’s on the way
The impact of past mega droughts on agriculture and the environment is being examined by researchers… The CSIRO has examined 1,500 news articles relating to the impact of the Federation Drought between 1895 and 1903. Wild life starved or died of thirst, while tens of millions of livestock were killed. Mortality of rabbits due to […]
Rural News / 05:26 /
17/07/2019
National Rural News July 17
In today’s National Rural News, wine producers stand to lose millions, if Italian geographic indicators are successful, dehumidification trial reaches milestone, current dry spell not a “mega drought”, but signs are there it’s on the way, plus the latest from the markets and more.
Rural News / 15:41 /
17/07/2019
Rail project runs out of money
Victorian grain growers are facing freight costs of upward of $13 million a year, because a rail upgrade has run out of money. The $440 million Murray Basin Rail Project set-out to standardise tracks to the state’s north west – see the image below. But the project has failed to convert the Sea Lake and […]
Rural News / 05:19 /
15/07/2019
National Rural News July 15
In today’s National Rural News, rail project runs out of money, logging again comes to a standstill because of protesters, the wine industry turns to grapes from Cyprus to tackle Australia’s dry summers, plus the latest from the markets and more.
Rural News / 15:46 /
15/07/2019
In today’s National Rural News, Prime Minister commits to growing agriculture, dairy industry faces job shortage, action demanded for vegetation management laws, plus the latest from the markets and more.
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Current dry spell not a “mega drought”, but signs indicate it’s on the way
The impact of past mega droughts on agriculture and the environment is being examined by researchers… The CSIRO has examined 1,500 news articles relating to the impact of the Federation Drought between 1895 and 1903. Wild life starved or died of thirst, while tens of millions of livestock were killed. Mortality of rabbits due to […]
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17/07/2019
National Rural News July 17
In today’s National Rural News, wine producers stand to lose millions, if Italian geographic indicators are successful, dehumidification trial reaches milestone, current dry spell not a “mega drought”, but signs are there it’s on the way, plus the latest from the markets and more.
Rural News
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17/07/2019
Rail project runs out of money
Victorian grain growers are facing freight costs of upward of $13 million a year, because a rail upgrade has run out of money. The $440 million Murray Basin Rail Project set-out to standardise tracks to the state’s north west – see the image below. But the project has failed to convert the Sea Lake and […]
Rural News
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15/07/2019
National Rural News July 15
In today’s National Rural News, rail project runs out of money, logging again comes to a standstill because of protesters, the wine industry turns to grapes from Cyprus to tackle Australia’s dry summers, plus the latest from the markets and more.
Rural News
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15/07/2019
In today’s National Rural News, Prime Minister commits to growing agriculture, dairy industry faces job shortage, action demanded for vegetation management laws, plus the latest from the markets and more.
Rural News
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1 hour ago
Current dry spell not a “mega drought”, but signs indicate it’s on the way
The impact of past mega droughts on agriculture and the environment is being examined by researchers… The CSIRO has examined 1,500 news articles relating to the impact of the Federation Drought between 1895 and 1903. Wild life starved or died of thirst, while tens of millions of livestock were killed. Mortality of rabbits due to […]
Rural News
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17/07/2019
National Rural News July 17
In today’s National Rural News, wine producers stand to lose millions, if Italian geographic indicators are successful, dehumidification trial reaches milestone, current dry spell not a “mega drought”, but signs are there it’s on the way, plus the latest from the markets and more.
Rural News
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17/07/2019
Rail project runs out of money
Victorian grain growers are facing freight costs of upward of $13 million a year, because a rail upgrade has run out of money. The $440 million Murray Basin Rail Project set-out to standardise tracks to the state’s north west – see the image below. But the project has failed to convert the Sea Lake and […]
Rural News
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15/07/2019
National Rural News July 15
In today’s National Rural News, rail project runs out of money, logging again comes to a standstill because of protesters, the wine industry turns to grapes from Cyprus to tackle Australia’s dry summers, plus the latest from the markets and more.
Rural News
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15/07/2019