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Websites hosted by the Department of Agriculture and Food, Western Australia

  • Agricultural Produce Commission WA
    The Agricultural Produce Commission WA assists horticultural and other agricultural industries - except broadacre cropping and grazing. Horticultural industries can include; wine, fruit, vegetables, juices, nuts, turf, flowers and wine. Examples of other agriculture commodities that are covered by the APC Act are; pork, poultry and the bee keeping industries.

  • Agricultural Research Western Australia
    Agricultural Research Western Australia (ARWA) was created with Curtin University of Technology, Department of Agriculture and Food, Murdoch University, The University of Western Australia and CSIRO to combine their capabilities to provide our agricultural sector with a more efficient and effective research and research training service.

  • Australian Agriculture and Natural Resources Online
    Australian Agriculture and Natural Resources Online (AANRO) a knowledge base of research, publications and web resources on agriculture and natural resources.

  • European House Borer Program
    European House Borer (EHB) Hylotrupes bajulus Linnaeus is a destructive pest of seasoned coniferous timber including pine, fir and spruce. If allowed to become established it can cause major structural damage to buildings.

  • FarmBis
    FarmBis is a partnership between the Western Australian and Australian Governments, supporting eligible participants to participate in learning activities focussed on improving business management skills.

  • Grain Licensing Authority
    Created by the Grain Marketing Act 2002. The Grain Licensing Authority is responsible for the issuing of bulk export licences for prescribed grain exports from Western Australia. The prescribed grains are Barley, Narrow Leafed Lupins and Canola.

  • Gascoyne Murchison Strategy
    The Gascoyne-Murchison Strategy (GMS) is a regional initiative addressing economic, structural adjustment and natural resource management needs of the pastoral industry in the Gascoyne-Murchison region of Western Australia.

  • Interstate Certification Assurance (ICA)
    Interstate Certification Assurance (ICA) is a system of plant health certification based on quality management principles.

  • State Natural Resource Management Office
    This site is run by SNRMO a ‘one-stop’ shop or portal for all major NRM groups (Government, Regions, Communities and Business) and activities and to keep people informed about NRM NRM involves: Ecologically sustainable management of land, water, air and biodiversity. Benefits for existing and future generations. Maintenance of life support capability of the biosphere.

  • Livestock Library
    The Livestock Library is a database of over 16,000 documents - journal articles, conference proceedings and extension information - delivered on the Internet. It is a valuable source of research and extension information spanning the last fifty years.

  • Rural Remote & Regional Women's Network
    The RRR Network brings together women from rural, remote and regional western Australia to recognise, promote and expand the contribution they make to their communities. The Network provides a mechanism to disseminate and share information of importance to RRR women and their families, and relevant to the development of RRR communities.

  • SGSL
    SGSL is a resource site produced by Westerm Australia's experts in Sustainable Grazing on Saline Lands. SGSL was a national program with a balance of scientific research, farmer trials and a Producer Network through which information was shared.

  • SCAHLS
    SCAHLS represents the activities of the veterinary laboratory network of Australia and New Zealand and is a sub-committee of the Animal Health Committee, reporting to Primary Industries Standing Committee.

Page updated: 14 March 2007