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The Lockyer Valley Growers Expo at Gatton provides the opportunity for the vegetable industry to inspect new variety lines, along with technology and machinery displays. Picture by Ashley Walmsley

The Gatton Research Facility will host plenty of vegetable variety trials for the event in June.

Lockyer Valley Growers Expo 2024 gearing up for June

Sucking insects, such as green peach aphid, can cause problems for farmers. Photo from Cesar.

An insecticide being reviewed by the APVMA has kept most of its usages.

Insecticide gets new APVMA registration

Blackleg infection on canola stem. Photo by Ravjit Khangura of DPIRD.

As the temperatures cool down, blackleg risk increases.

Blackleg risk forecast high on South Coast

There have been changes to the International Sustainability and Carbon Certification, which CBH Group said would be welcomed by WA graingrowers.

Changes relating to aerial spraying requirements of the International Sustainability and Carbon Certification (ISCC) have been announced.

Aerial spraying change "positive outcome"

In the past week, we have seen wheat futures for December rise to A$373 per tonne from A$338/t a week ago.

A rocket under wheat prices

The cotton industry is renowned in the ag sector for its commitment to environmental improvements. File photo.

The cotton industry expects the important of biodiversity and natural capital to increase among customers.

Cotton highlights natural capital as the new soil carbon

Harvesting under way on the Cannie Ridge in the southern Mallee. Picture from Kerrie Cunning.

Value of cropping country to be 'lost' for mine questioned.

Clash over land use as Mallee mine hearings end

Dr Ben Biddulph, (second from left), on a scouting trip to Albany for the agronomy conference with Agronomy Australia executive officer Dr Sue Knights (left), treasurer Dr Sarita Bennett, secretary Dr Andrew Fletcher and executive support Jemma Brown.

The Australian Society of Agronomy is gearing up for a landmark event as it prepares to celebrate its 21st conference at the Albany Exhibition Centre from October 21-24.

Great Southern to host agronomy showcase

Ben Creek posted this photo on the Farm Weekly Facebook page last week with the caption Started 20th on pasture and lupins. A nice cool drop from the heavens would be lovely #plant24 South of Boyup Brook/Mayanup.

Boyup Brook farmer offers his perspective as he begins seeding despite low rainfall.

Small amount of optimism in southern area

The intensity of demand for grain from buyers has continued to increase in recent weeks seeing a general improvement in prices and growers achieving their targets.

Uncertainty in northern hemisphere spring weather and how that it is influencing crop conditions, is seeing the market build risk premium into international grain prices.

"Private" bids indicate grain demand

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