Gregor Heard
National Grains Industry Reporter at Australian Community Media
Gregor Heard is the national grains reporter with ACM Ag Media, covering all Australian grains industry news. .
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1 week ago |
farmonline.com.au | Gregor Heard
Australian wheat producers are closely watching northern hemisphere crop conditions for market leads. Photo by Gregor Heard. The talk in international grain markets in recent weeks has been dominated by the impact of the hastily cobbled together tariffs from the Trump administration in the US.
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1 week ago |
farmonline.com.au | Gregor Heard
Soil moisture levels through southern WA are excellent to start the 2025 cropping season. Data courtesy of BOM. Southern Western Australia has enjoyed a near ideal start to the 2025 cropping season, with a band of heavy rain sweeping through over the weekend, with heaviest falls centred on the Esperance port zone, with solid falls also pushing into the low rainfall eastern wheatbelt, over centres such as Hyden.
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3 weeks ago |
ourcommunitynow.com | Gregor Heard
Share Farmers in parched South Australia and Victoria have been warned to consider plantback risks when formulating their rotations for the upcoming year. There has been extremely below average rainfall across spring and summer, meaning some residual herbicides have not received enough rain to dissipate the risk for the upcoming crop.
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4 weeks ago |
farmonline.com.au | Gregor Heard
Ben Smith, Trengove Consulting, warns of the risk of plantback after a dry summer. Photo by Chelsea Ashmeade. Farmers in parched South Australia and Victoria have been warned to consider plantback risks when formulating their rotations for the upcoming year. There has been extremely below average rainfall across spring and summer, meaning some residual herbicides have not received enough rain to dissipate the risk for the upcoming crop.
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4 weeks ago |
ourcommunitynow.com | Gregor Heard
Share The West Wimmera Action Group was formed after a public meeting held at the Winiam Hall, south of Nhill last week. Meeting organiser John Bennett, who farms on the northern side of the desert near Kaniva, said there had been concern about a number of issues in the wake of the fires, which burnt out the majority of the Little Desert National Park earlier in the year.
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