Wine-growers are welcoming a federal government decision to take China to the World Trade Organisation, after Beijing imposed anti-dumping tariffs. The duty of over 200 percent in some instances has effectively shut the Chinese market for our wine industry. It’s the second time in six months Australia has taken China to the WTO; after action […]
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National Rural News June 21
In today’s National Rural News, China taken to trade umpire for second time in 6 months, drought leadership course, flash tech stopping bugs at our ports, plus the latest from the markets and more.
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Drought funding during wet year
Farmers are congratulating the New South Wales Government for investing in drought initiatives during what’s been a relatively wet year. Next week’s state budget will include 64 million dollars to be spent over four years. Programs from adopting ag-tech to improve productivity through to farm business planning for drought years, and investigating ground water supplies […]
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National Rural News June 18
In today’s National Rural News, cash for dry times during wet year, more rain on the way for Gippsland, cool weather easing mouse plague, plus the latest from the markets and more.
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18/06/2021
Cautious optimism about agriculture visa
Farmers are cautiously optimistic the agricultural visa will help fill the seasonal worker shortage. As part of the trade deal with the UK, Britts will no longer be required to spend 88 days working in regional areas as part of visa requirements. The government in turn is dusting off plans for an Agricultural Visa, with […]
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17/06/2021
Wine-growers are welcoming a federal government decision to take China to the World Trade Organisation, after Beijing imposed anti-dumping tariffs. The duty of over 200 percent in some instances has effectively shut the Chinese market for our wine industry. It’s the second time in six months Australia has taken China to the WTO; after action […]
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National Rural News June 21
In today’s National Rural News, China taken to trade umpire for second time in 6 months, drought leadership course, flash tech stopping bugs at our ports, plus the latest from the markets and more.
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Drought funding during wet year
Farmers are congratulating the New South Wales Government for investing in drought initiatives during what’s been a relatively wet year. Next week’s state budget will include 64 million dollars to be spent over four years. Programs from adopting ag-tech to improve productivity through to farm business planning for drought years, and investigating ground water supplies […]
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18/06/2021
National Rural News June 18
In today’s National Rural News, cash for dry times during wet year, more rain on the way for Gippsland, cool weather easing mouse plague, plus the latest from the markets and more.
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18/06/2021
Cautious optimism about agriculture visa
Farmers are cautiously optimistic the agricultural visa will help fill the seasonal worker shortage. As part of the trade deal with the UK, Britts will no longer be required to spend 88 days working in regional areas as part of visa requirements. The government in turn is dusting off plans for an Agricultural Visa, with […]
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17/06/2021
Wine-growers are welcoming a federal government decision to take China to the World Trade Organisation, after Beijing imposed anti-dumping tariffs. The duty of over 200 percent in some instances has effectively shut the Chinese market for our wine industry. It’s the second time in six months Australia has taken China to the WTO; after action […]
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National Rural News June 21
In today’s National Rural News, China taken to trade umpire for second time in 6 months, drought leadership course, flash tech stopping bugs at our ports, plus the latest from the markets and more.
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3 hours ago
Drought funding during wet year
Farmers are congratulating the New South Wales Government for investing in drought initiatives during what’s been a relatively wet year. Next week’s state budget will include 64 million dollars to be spent over four years. Programs from adopting ag-tech to improve productivity through to farm business planning for drought years, and investigating ground water supplies […]
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18/06/2021
National Rural News June 18
In today’s National Rural News, cash for dry times during wet year, more rain on the way for Gippsland, cool weather easing mouse plague, plus the latest from the markets and more.
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18/06/2021
Cautious optimism about agriculture visa
Farmers are cautiously optimistic the agricultural visa will help fill the seasonal worker shortage. As part of the trade deal with the UK, Britts will no longer be required to spend 88 days working in regional areas as part of visa requirements. The government in turn is dusting off plans for an Agricultural Visa, with […]
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