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Muresk Institute General Manager Prue Jenkins and Dr Mark Sweetingham, Department of Agriculture and Food, are looking forward to the establishment the State Soil Archive at Northam.

Boosting Grains Research and Development - Royalties for Regions

20 August 2014

Through targeted grains research and development (R&D), the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development's (DPIRD) Boosting Grains Research and Development project aims to increase

Granite dome, Amy land system, West Kimberley.

Erosion and rangeland condition in the West Kimberley, Western Australia – a 1972 survey

4 February 2014

The West Kimberley region of Wester Australia was surveyed for erosion and rangeland condition in 1972.

Two harvesters in a field with a tree line behind them.

Investing in sustainable agricultural resource use in Western Australia – reference metrics

4 September 2014

This page summarises the opportunity costs for each resource theme in the Report card on sustainable natural resource use in agriculture (the Report card), and pro

Notification of intention to drain or pump water in the Peel–Harvey Catchment, Western Australia

12 May 2014

Regulation 6 of the Soil and Land Conservation Regulations 1992 applies to all types of drainage, including groundwater pumping, within the Peel–Harvey Catchment Area of Western Australia.

tractor pulling mole plough to dig a mole drain

Mole drainage in Western Australia

7 May 2014

Mole drainage is a method of draining clay soils using subsurface channels. Mole drainage is used on soils that experience regular waterlogging from irrigation or high rainfall.

Sward of flowering balansa clover

Balansa clover (Trifolium michelianum) in Western Australia

18 September 2014

Balansa clover (Trifolium michelianum) is an annual, self-regenerating forage legume introduced from Turkey and has been used in Western Australia since the mid 1980s.

Wheatbelt valley secondary salinity

Diagnosing salinity in canola

12 May 2014

Salinity affects growth by reducing plant root ability to extract water from the soil, and chloride toxicity.

Late-affected plants lodge and die prematurely

Diagnosing waterlogging in canola

8 May 2014

Canola is more susceptible to waterlogging than cereals after the seed has imbibed (absorbed water before germination).

Image depicting three project staff using a truck mounted hydraulic lifting arm to weigh tree branches at the West Three Springs site

Carbon sequestration potential of trees and shrubs growing on saline land

30 September 2014

Some types of saline land in Western Australia have potential for sequestering significant amounts of carbon.

Perth outer metro area expands into prime market garden areas

High quality agricultural land methodology – Western Australia

18 November 2014

The Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD) identifies high quality agricultural land (HQAL) using a methodology that combines land and water resource information, to high

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