Free BWBL ticket offer to sheep producers joining lambing research project

Terry Sim, 16 June 2017

AUSTRALIAN sheep producers have flocked to implement the early findings of a national lambing density project, but more collaborators are needed for the latest on-farm phase in the crucial lamb survival research.

NSW scientists to work on field tool for invasive weeds after DNA success

05 June 2017

DNA barcode identification of serrated tussock and Chilean needle grass in New South Wales has prompted a project to develop a field-based identification tool for the major invasive weeds.

EMU approach helps rangeland water filtration and erosion reduction

05 June 2017

WATER filtration and erosion reduction across landscapes will be covered at a ‘Rehydrating the Rangelands’ field day in norther-west New South Wales on June 21.

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Free BWBL ticket offer to sheep producers joining lambing research project

NSW scientists to work on field tool for invasive weeds after DNA success

EMU approach helps rangeland water filtration and erosion reduction

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