All posts tagged "agriculture"
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568ScienceAgainst the grain: soil constraints holding back Australian wheat
A model developed by researchers at The University of Queensland could address soil problems that cost Australia’s wheat producers almost $2 billion...
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883News and ViewsMaking farms safer
Only 3 percent of Queenslanders work on farms, but that’s where 30 percent of workplace deaths occur – something a conference hosted...
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661News and ViewsSupport the Australian agriculture sector and share in $286,000 in grants
Would a $22,000 grant help you bring your agricultural research project to fruition?
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700ResearchFrost research and canola agronomy trials on show at Dale Field Day
Grain growers and consultants can find out the latest advances in frost research in cereals and canola agronomy at the upcoming Dale...
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820News and ViewsYoung agricultural innovators: Australia needs you
Australia’s young agricultural scientists, innovators and researchers are being invited to submit their agricultural research project ideas for a chance to share...
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902News and ViewsDookie Day 2018: celebrating 130 years of agricultural teaching and research
The University of Melbourne will open its gates to the community and local industry for Dookie Day 2018 on Sunday 9 September...
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942ScienceResearchers declare war on hospital waste
A landmark study is close to a breakthrough that would turn hospital waste into a product that could be used in agriculture...
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763News and ViewsAgHack generates digital solutions to agricultural issues
Innovative Western Australian ICT experts gathered in Perth for an agriculture hackathon, to seek new digital solutions to drive growth and keep...
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1.5KWho's WhoWA grains scholarship recipient takes on canola yield losses
A Grain Research and Development Corporation (GRDC) Grains Research Scholarship has been awarded to The University of Western Australia’s (UWA) Soodeh Tirnaz,...
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1.8KTechnologyNew high-tech drones target Aussie vineyards
Drones equipped with machine learning and hyperspectral cameras could become a new weapon for the grape industry.
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Bruno Spandonide on COVID-19 and transport
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Immunisation in pregnancy ‘safe’, but uptake still low - GetSTEM
Research by a Charles Darwin University PhD graduate shows influenza and pertussis (whooping cough) vaccines in pregnancy are safe for mums and bubs, but uptake remains low. The research through the Menzies School of Health Research by Dr Lisa McHugh investigated the safety of vaccination in pregnan...
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Renata Berglas on COVID-19 and transport https://t.co/1cK68ba0pJ
Renata Berglas on COVID-19 and transport https://t.co/1cK68ba0pJ
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Bruno Spandonide on COVID-19 and transport https://t.co/8IBRhPvZnO
Bruno Spandonide on COVID-19 and transport https://t.co/8IBRhPvZnO