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2017 Barkly Herd Management Forum
Brunchilly and Helen Springs stations recently hosted 17 keen future pastoral industry leaders for the 2017 Barkly Herd Management Forum.
Barra fingerlings released into Palmerston Lakes
As part of the NT Government’s commitment to recreational fishing, around 500 barramundi fingerlings have been released into lakes throughout Gunn and Durack.
The 18th AGES Conference has been labelled a success after wrapping up for another year.
Three mining projects have recently been awarded major project status by the Northern Territory Government.
Long-term Territorian Kate Peake won this year’s Northern Territory (NT) Rural Women’s Award for her project around local water stewardship.
Growers briefed on the season ahead
Top End vegetable growers recently gathered at Coastal Plains Research Station to find out everything they need to know ahead of this year’s season.
Three Territory finalists are on a nervous countdown to the prestigious Rural Industries Research and Development Corporation (RIRDC) Rural Women’s Award.
Last chance for AZRI horticultural land lease opportunity
Only a few days remain before expressions of interest close for innovative and creative development of a horticultural enterprise at AZRI (Arid Zone Research Institute).
Last chance for AZRI horticultural land lease opportunity
Only a few days remain before expressions of interest close for innovative and creative development of a horticultural enterprise at AZRI (Arid Zone Research Institute).
Leading plant researchers from the Middle East have visited the Northern Territory as part of Israel’s quest to understand the devastating banana disease. The visit coincided with Dr Altus Viljoen, South Africa, who is a world authority on Panama wilt.