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Moth numbers spike in central grainbelt, canola growers to remain on alert (opens the original)
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With spring anticipated to bring with it warmer than average temperatures and less rainfall, canola growers are encouraged to regularly monitor crops for signs of pest activity. High numbers of diamondback moths (DBM) have been detected across the central grainbelt, particularly around Northam and the Ravensthorpe area, according to Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD) research scientist Svetlana Micic. "Several traps in this region recorded more than 100 moths over
Grain production potential drops, with cold weather and little rain to blame (opens the original)
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This year's grain production potential hangs in the balance, as rainfall totals in many areas across Western Australia's grainbelt continue to fall short. The Grain Industry Association of Western Australia's (GIWA) latest crop report outlined a drop in grain production potential, recording 21.01 million tonnes, down from the previous estimate of 22.66mt. Crop report author, Michael Lamond, said this decrease was due to a lack of rainfall across some of the port zones, with the cold fronts falli
New book uncovers the untold stories of south Western Australian soldiers (opens the original)
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The untold stories of south Western Australian men, who volunteered for service in the First World War, have been brought to light in a newly released book, revealing the lives and experiences of those who served. Dalyellup author, Jeffrey Peirce, has spent more than 10 years researching the men and women, who served in different capacities, in WWI and sharing their stories. What began as a way to honour his grandfather has developed into a number of historical websites and three books, the late
Jerramungup community crop is helping build a brighter future for the town (opens the original)
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The Jerramungup Future Fund (JFF) is continuing to grow both its community crop and its long-term ambitions, with funds raised supporting local organisations while building towards larger projects in the future. Established in 2017, after a local farmer offered a one-year lease on 300 hectares for a community crop, the JFF took the opportunity to raise funds for future community projects. "The Future Fund was established primarily because we were given the opportunity by a local farmer who saw t
Growers hope for a 'soft finish' to season with rainfall being a mixed bag (opens the original)
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With rainfall being highly variable, graingrowers across the State are hopeful for a "soft finish" to the season. For Barry Large, the season is starting to look promising at his mixed livestock and cropping operation, 10 kilometres west of Miling and 30km east of Moora. The Larges run a self-replacing Merino flock alongside growing canola, export hay, lupins, barley, oats and wheat. They have recorded about 200 millimetres of rain for the season, and Mr Large was hopeful that growers, who neede
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