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Trials to kill gazanias and help farmers reclaim paddocks (opens the original)
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The spread of gazanias from gardens is threatening valuable farming land and destroying native environments. Trials to control the invasive pest plant in South Australia, using sprays and cultivation, have demonstrated strong results. Researchers are hopeful new chemical solutions to tackle gazanias can be registered for farmers to use in the next few years. More rainfall across South Australia, yielding one of the best cropping seasons on record for farmers, has also helped to spread of one of
Blood-sucking, eel-like fish another possible casualty of algal bloom (opens the original)
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South Australian Research and Development Institute (SARDI) researcher Chris Bice says lampreys have not been seen for two consecutive monitoring periods. He says the disappearance could be due to a harmful algal bloom. Scientists hope the elusive species will re-emerge or recover next year. The disappearance of a blood-sucking, eel-like fish could be welcome news for those who are fearful of the toothy creature, but scientists say they are concerned lampreys may be the latest casualty of South
Wetland thriving with aquatic life again a glimpse of carp-free future (opens the original)
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A wetland has been restored to its former glory by being cut off from the Murray River and the carp that have overrun it. The rich return of native aquatic plants and animal species to the site is being heralded as a case study that could be explored across the Murray-Darling Basin. With a herpes virus still two years away, conservationists and fishers are calling for more action on carp management. The Murray River looks magnificent as it meanders past Limestone Cliffs and towering red gums but
Side dish vegetable takes the spotlight as vegetable of the year (opens the original)
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There has been renewed interest in cabbage as the vegetable has become trendy online. Varieties beyond the traditional green cabbage, including sugarloaf, are finding new fans. Chefs hope the trend will encourage Australians to try different cabbages and get creative in the kitchen. A vegetable that is more known as a side dish than the main character is back in the spotlight. Surging searches for cabbage on Google and Pinterest have driven media outlets Vogue and The New York Times to name cabb
Mandarin and orange supply down in SA amid extreme weather (opens the original)
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Colder, wetter weather in South Australia's Riverland has led to downgrading of oranges and mandarins due to quality issues. A retailer says interstate fruit is filling supply gaps but local produce is still fine to eat. Citrus growers are hoping for warmer, sunnier days to finish harvesting this year's fruit. The middle of winter is the peak of citrus season in South Australia but consumers may find supermarket shelves have fewer locally grown mandarins and oranges. Extreme weather issues, from
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