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Implications of the government’s Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme for agriculture Australian Farm Journal+

Reader's Views

LETTER ONE: Carbon Trading - Caution Required LETTER TWO: Cattle in the emissions-constrained future. Australian Farm Journal+

Guidance networks to speed adoption of precision farming

The opportunity exists to make high accuracy networked real time kinematic corrections available to users efficiently and effectively, benefiting farmers, the economy and the environment. Australian Farm Journal+

Twinning gene cows present new opportunity for productivity

Selection programs have already developed some twinning populations of cattle and Dr Leo Cummins feels their gene should now start being incorporated into commercial herds. Australian Farm Journal+

Qualtiy control in oilseed storage

Food safety considerations for storing oilseeds include, oil content, storage temperature and moisture, and insect infestation. Australian Farm Journal+

Take note of phosphine label changes

The need to ensure aluminium phosphide is used in a manner which prolongs its availability to the industry has resulted in changed recommendations for its use. Australian Farm Journal+

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Australian Farm Journal
+ Editor’s View
+ Reader's Views
+ Guidance networks to speed adoption of precision farming
+ Twinning gene cows present new opportunity for productivity
+ Qualtiy control in oilseed storage
+ Take note of phosphine label changes

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Summer 2008 Pasture Guide
Australian Farm Journal’s 2008 Summer Pastures & Forages Varieties Guide is now available for download. more >>