June 2014

WAFarmers extends its congratulations and thanks to Grains Council member Mic Fels, who has been central to influencing the State government to keep the Esperance

The National Farmers’ Federation (NFF) is encouraging farmers to head online and have their say on the future of farm sector representation in Australia. NFF

The Biosecurity Council of Western Australia is investigating the delivery of biosecurity activities across the State. In particular, they are hoping to bring together the

WAFarmers and the grains council would like to send out a warning to farmers against signing any new grains contracts without being fully aware of

The popular MyCrop diagnostic app has been expanded to include barley and canola, as well as wheat. “The app enables quick identification of a range

The WAFarmers Beekeepers Conference supported the following Draft Best Management practice for the transportation of open entrance beehives.  This position will be taken by WAFarmers

The University of Western Australia is currently undertaking research into Statewide WA farmer beliefs regarding media coverage of live export, and farmers involved in the

Western Australia’s two main agricultural lobby groups have joined forces to support research relevant to the farmers of the State. WAFarmers and the Pastoralists and

Following the Beekeepers Conference early this month, which contained presentations, discussions and an opportunity for beekeepers to vote on the proposed honey levy changes, there

Grain growers across the wheatbelt have been urged to monitor their crops for nitrogen deficiency, as they face a different soil nitrogen scenario this year