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Grain Producers Australia research, development and extension spokesperson, Andrew Weidemann, says Countering arguments such as that facing paraquat and diquat will be critical for the future of all agricultural industries, which means groups such as Grain Producers Australia, and grain producers as individuals, must collectively take up the task and submit to the APVMA. Picture supplied by GPA.

What is actually being considered with paraquat, diquat decision.

Weidemann calls out paraquat side issues, urges importance of submissions

Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) December 2024 wheat futures rallied nearly five per cent for the week and are now up $41 a tonne in Australian dollar terms from the lows reached three weeks ago.

Strength in grain markets continue | Smart Marketing

Jason Terpolilli. Murdoch University, will be involved in the rhizobia project. Photo courtesy of GRDC.

The project is looking at mungbeans and chickpeas in particular.

Nitrogen fixing project looks at rhizobia to benefit pulse producers

Shauna Chadlowe has taken over as the new chief executive at the Centre for Invasive Species Solutions. Photo supplied. 

Concerns over sea freight, new appointments and weather issues.

Container strikes, new appointments and more in this week's grains news

The Australian processing tomato sector is cautiously optimistic tomato brown rugose fruit virus won't impact it. Picture by Shutterstock

The virus is in SA while most processing tomatoes are in Vic and NSW.

Geography could save processing tomato sector against tomato virus

Below freezing conditions are expected to knock wheat yields about in many southern regions. File photo.

It's the latest in a string of problems in the southern zone.

Frost to further cut grain production

Charlie Nastasi Farmer of the Year Deb Nucifora. Picture supplied.

$23,000 was raised for charity at the Mareeba awards night.

Mango producer named 2024 Horticultural Farmer of the Year

Trigall Australia has won approval for GM wheat trials. File photo.

The trials will involve HB4 wheat, designed to cope with drought.

Drought tolerant genetically modified wheat trials get approval from OGTR

RaboResearch's Paul Joules expects world fertiliser values to ease further. Photo courtesy of Rabobank. 

An appreciating dollar is also helping Australian producers.

World fertiliser prices continue to ease in good news for Aussie croppers

Louis Dreyfus Company has asked the takeover disputes regulator to reverse a strategic share deal made by Olam Agri which lifted its ownership stake in Namoi Cotton. File photo.

Louis Dreyfus Company wants Olam Agri's Namoi share buy blocked.

Louis Dreyfus cries foul: Namoi Cotton stoush referred to Takeovers Panel

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