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 |
newcastleherald.com.au | Gregor Heard
Weather watchers across regional Australia will have access to cutting-edge forecasting and rainfall information in their pocket following a deal between ACM, the publisher of this masthead, and weather forecasting platform Jane's Weather. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
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1 week ago |
farmonline.com.au | Gregor Heard
The use of glyphosate remains controversial. File photo. Another scientific study has been released raising the issue of a link between the popular herbicide glyphosate and cancers. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
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queenslandcountrylife.com.au | Gregor Heard
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1 week ago |
farmonline.com.au | Gregor Heard
HX Foods were involved in buying sorghum, among other commodities. File photo. The grains industry has again been hit by a trader going into administration. Subscribe now for unlimited access. or signup to continue reading50% off EOFY SaleAll articles from our websiteThe digital version of This Week's PaperGrain Trade Australia (GTA) this week issued a note to its members to say that Brisbane-based HX Food Groups had been placed into administration.
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farmonline.com.au | Gregor Heard
There are concerns about the herbicide's impact on emerging canola. Photo by Gregor Heard. A relatively new pre-emergent herbicide for use in canola has been recalled after it was found there were batches with unacceptable damage to the crop. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
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