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BUDGET 2018: Funds for solving technical trade issues welcomed by GrainGrowers
National grains representative body, GrainGrowers, has warmly welcomed the significant investment by the Australian Government to tackle key trade and...
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Comprehensive report seeks to prioritise grains NTMs for government
The results of the first comprehensive survey of non-tariff measures (NTM) which affect the Australian grains industry were released today.
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VC recipient to share Building Blocks for Success with young farmers
Australian Victoria Cross (VC) recipient and Special Air Service Regiment (SAS) Corporal Mark Donaldson will discuss some of the building blocks for success...
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Charles Sturt University ag science students show off their skills at US crops competition
Three agricultural science students from Charles Sturt University (CSU) were put through their paces when they competed in the soils and crops section of the...
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Grains gains for Australian farmers sought through TPP-11
GrainGrowers Trade and Economics Manager, Luke Mathews, said today that the overwhelming benefits of the TPP-11 for the Australian grains industry meant that...
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Charles Sturt ag science students are off to compete in US
Three agricultural science students from Charles Sturt University are this week [commencing 16 April 2018] off to the United States to compete in the North...
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