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Safety fears after plane's near miss with drone photographing canola crop (opens the original)
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Agricultural pilots have reported near misses with drones taking photos over canola crops. The industry is worried a crash could prove fatal, while the biosecurity of crops is also being compromised. Drone operators have been asked to implement some simple safety and biosecurity measures pre-flight. The golden flowering fields of canola filling the Australian countryside are providing drone photographers with some stunning visuals, but they come with a potentially fatal risk. Pilots and farmers
Fierce division over highly flammable grass pastoralists rely on (opens the original)
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Authorities have flagged a heightened fire risk in parts of SA this spring where buffel grass is thriving after good rain. Buffel grass is highly flammable and outcompetes native vegetation, but it is also used for livestock feed. A parliamentary inquiry is examining current and possible future management of buffel grass in SA to halt its spread. Parts of South Australia are facing a heightened bushfire risk this spring after the boom of one of the nation's most invasive and flammable weeds. But
Farmers rejoice as 'once-in-a-lifetime' wet season follows drought (opens the original)
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After years of successive drought, many SA farmers are optimistic this year is shaping up for bumper crops. Some properties have already exceeded their total rainfall for last year, with more falling last weekend. While confidence is strong, farmers still face crop losses from frost during the next several weeks of the growing season. After successive years of devastating drought, South Australia's grain farmers say they are now experiencing some of the best conditions for growing crops in their
Australian lamb new favourite in US as protein 'wave' creates demand (opens the original)
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Australian lamb is enjoying strong demand from American consumers. The US is one of Australia's largest export markets for lamb, along with China. The industry is looking at ways to increase the low amount of lamb Americans consume annually compared to Australians. Lamb might have long been a tradition on Australian plates, but there are signs it is becoming an increasingly popular luxury option for American consumers. Australia's lamb exports to the United States have broken records in recent y
Farmers search for ways to break free from controversial herbicide (opens the original)
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Farmers are looking for alternatives to paraquat after an Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority (APVMA) decision to limit its use. China is Australia's major supplier of the herbicide, despite it being banned there. Work is underway to determine safe alternatives to paraquat. Australian farmers say they have few alternatives to a herbicide sourced almost exclusively from China, despite it being banned for use in that country. Researchers are trying to find a replacement for pa
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