Australian researchers say they have developed a sustainable way to protect crops from pests and diseases, by spraying them with a special clay.
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Agricultural biotechnologist Neena Mitter
BrisAsia Festival is back for 2017
From live music, dumpling demonstrations and kite making workshops for kids, to self-defence lessons, bird watching, contemporary dance performances and a bamboo lantern parade, there’ll be something for everyone at BrisAsia this year! Delight your senses with 80 events jam packed into three weeks from January 27 – February 19 across the city.
Circus show explores life through eyes of boy with Asperger's syndrome
Ethan Hugh, who has Asperger’s syndrome, struggled to find a community he connected to until he found the circus. Now Ethan is performing alongside acrobats in the Sydney Festival show, Kaleidoscope.
Ag teachers network at national 'Ideas to Grow With' conference
Agricultural teachers see huge opportunities for careers on the land
Ag teachers say there is more to agriculture than gum boots and driving tractors, at a conference in Brisbane.
Heat vs Scorches
Brendon McCullum facing suspension after Brisbane Heat lose to Perth Scorchers at Gabba
Brisbane’s Big Bash League title aspirations have been dealt a massive blow, with captain Brendon McCullum facing a potential one-game suspension after their 27-run loss to Perth
Ag teachers share their ideas from 'paddock to plate
Child's inflatable pool death prompts lifesaver warning on backyard drowning
Blow-up backyard swimming pools are posing a serious risk to small children, who can drown in water less than 30-centimetres deep, a Queensland lifesaver says after a two-year-old dies in an inflatable pool.