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Media Releases

Department media contacts: 9368 3325/3937

1. Feral pigs targeted in Quindanning area.
   03/07/2009
2. Manjimup careers day a success
   29/06/2009
3. Conference to help communities shape change
   24/06/2009
4. All clear for WA dairy herds
   24/06/2009
5. Rainbow lorikeets return to swan valley
   24/06/2009
6. Libyan visitors to share agriculture knowledge
   23/06/2009
7. Strong support for stockhandling training
   23/06/2009
8. Workshops Make Farm Paperwork Mountain a Molehill
   10/06/2009
9. Popular Taste Nights to Cater for Central Wheatbelt farmers
   10/06/2009
10. Sticky trap to catch mites
    10/06/2009
11. RIRDC Rural Women's Award celebrates 10 years
    10/06/2009
12. Winter workshop for Small Landholders
    10/06/2009
13. New research to unlock mystery of black pod syndrome
    10/06/2009
14. Farmers’ responsibility to make sure sheep are fit to load
    10/06/2009
15. Authorised officers ready for canola trials
    10/06/2009
16. New cattle DVD a guide to identification and movement
    27/05/2009
17. Small landholders display at Balingup field day
    27/05/2009
18. Farmers help department on state barrier fence
    27/05/2009
19. Land resources snapshot at finger tips
    24/03/2009
20. Be on the lookout for lupinosis
    24/03/2009
21. New alert brochures for emerging pests
    23/03/2009
22. WA maintains bovine Johne's disease free zone status
    23/03/2009
23. Improving Western Australian wines
    23/03/2009
24. Award winning Department back in strength for Woolorama
    23/03/2009
25. Nuffield Scholar Guest Speaker At Regional Updates
    23/03/2009
26. Networking Rural, Remote and Regional Women across WA
    23/03/2009
27. Baudin and Gairdner remain popular with customers
    23/03/2009
28. Department research to assist beef cattle producers with parasite control
    23/03/2009
29. Wild radish control. You get what you pay for.
    20/03/2009
30. Escapee birds can threaten agriculture
    20/03/2009
31. Mouldboard ploughing could be a saviour for sandplain farmers
    20/03/2009
32. No food scraps to pigs campaign
    09/03/2009
33. Stock crime unit to be operational by June
    09/02/2009
34. Land resources snapshot at finger tips
    06/02/2009
35. Report on biofuel production in WA released
    06/02/2009
36. Waybill errors can be costly
    30/01/2009
37. MOU for Buy West Eat Best program to ensure integrity
    30/01/2009
38. No change to WA's NLIS sheep and goat requirements
    29/01/2009
39. Vigilance Results in Apple Scab Find
    22/01/2009
40. Review of Skeleton Weed Program Seeks Public Advice
    19/01/2009

Previous years Media Releases are available here.

Department media contacts: 9368 3325/3937.