7 February 2020 - Agriculture
Women in the Riverina are invited to attend the Women on Wheels training week to be held at NSW Department of Primary Industries’ Tocal College Yanco Campus from 23-27 March 2020.
4 February 2020 - Biosecurity
NSW Department of Primary Industries (DPI) has recently detected two non-native marine seaweed pests in NSW waters for the first time, and community members have been asked to report any sightings.
4 February 2020 - Ministerial
Small businesses and councils affected by the bushfires can apply for a suite of financial assistance packages thanks to the NSW and Commonwealth Governments.
3 February 2020 - Agriculture
Local jobs and contracts for local suppliers are on the cards thanks to a new partnership between NSW Department of Primary Industries and Chilterns Catering and Events, a Peter Rowland company.
31 January 2020 - Agriculture
Two people have been charged under new laws introduced last year by the NSW Government which target and crackdown on illegal farm invaders.
30 January 2020 - Agriculture; Drought
With recent rain welcomed across some areas of eastern parts of the State, the NSW Department of Primary Industries (DPI) is urging farmers to be aware of risks to livestock through changes in feed quality and nutrition.
30 January 2020 - Biosecurity
NSW Department of Primary Industries is collaborating with the United Kingdom Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs to take advantage and build on the UK’s strategy to manage African swine fever.
21 January 2020 - Forestry; Ministerial
The SW Slopes forestry industry has begun salvage operations in burnt softwood plantations, with most of the merchantable burnt timber expected to be recoverable over the coming year.
21 January 2020 - Ministerial
Primary producers affected by bush fires can now apply for a Special Disaster Grant of up to $75,000 to help pay for recovery costs thanks to a joint initiative by the State and Federal Governments.
13 January 2020 - Agriculture; Research & Development
NSW Department of Primary Industries has sought partners to deliver a new hand-held device, which offers sheep producers the potential to boost flock reproduction rates.
