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19May

OPEN NOW: 2026 NUTRIEN AGRONOMY GRADUATE PROGRAM

Job req id: 24148 Date: 11 May 2026 Location: North Fremantle, WA, 6159- Go further with your career at Nutrien Ag Solutions - Competitive salary package/Robust learning and development program/Re-location allowance*/Vehicle - Role to be based in regional locations throughout Western AustraliaNutrien's WA program will be based in various regional locations across WA. During the recruitment process they will discuss your preferred locations, and...

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19May

TO ATTRACT THE NEXT GENERATION, AGRICULTURE NEEDS TO DO MORE THAN OFFER A JOB.

Article by Anita Velican,, Senior Director - Human Resources at Nutrien Ag Solutions Australia.We talk a lot in agriculture about the need to bring in the next generation. But attracting young people into the sector is about more than just creating jobs - it's about creating pathways where they can see a future.The latest ABS Labour Force survey shows the...

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03May

Grain growers in WA’s south start seeding early while others look to the skies.

With a wet weekend looming, farmers across southern Western Australia are hoping it will consolidate their decision to start seeding early.But those further north are still looking for their first break of the season.After rolling the dice and dry seeding this time last year, Kulin farmer Barry West said he was in a similar position now to what he was...

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15Apr

Raising your own seedlings.

Quality seed deserves to be sown into a quality seed-raising mix. Look for a commercial mix that is reasonably fine (free from big uncomposted chunks of bark etc), moisture retentive and airy, yet offering good contact with the seed. We recommend Richgro seed and cutting mix.A diverse range of containers is suitable for raising seedlings. Drainage is vital, so whatever...

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08Apr

Australian Livestock Market Outlook: Strong supply, export growth and emerging talent.

The Australian livestock industry has entered 2025 with robust supply levels, increasing export demand and while challenges persist the long-term outlook for producers remains positive.Ethan Woolley, Market Insights Lead for Nutrien Ag Solutions, reports supply has been ahead of schedule, with 14% more cattle entering the nation's sale yards compared to last season."The influx of cattle has softened prices from...

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27Mar

Former Police Commissioner fears WA’s new gun laws could spark feral animal surge.

Western Australia's former police commissioner says the state government's tough new gun laws "unnecessarily" target regional shoots amid fears they could spark a surge in feral animal numbers.Set to take effect on March 31 2025, the laws, which the government has labelled "historic reform", impose tougher licensing restrictions, limits on the number of guns owned, and a string of other...

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27Mar

Farmers say inquiry into live sheep export ban impact on NSW a disappointment

Farming groups have slammed the findings of a NSW government inquiry into the impact of the live sheep export ban on the state after it delivered just one recommendation.The parliamentary inquiry heard fears that sheep prices for Australia's eastern state producers could drop by up to 14% over two years while the live export of sheep by sea was being...

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20Mar

Beyond the balance sheet: Why investing in Aussie Ag matters now, more than ever.

Australia is a fertile ground for agribusiness investment. Our diverse agricultural sector, stable economy, strong trade ties and the growing global demand for premium food and fibre offers a compelling value proposition. But to stay ahead in shifting markets and a changing climate, smart investment and innovation are essential. The good news is that Australian farmers are among the world’s most...

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12Feb

GRDC Grains Research Update – Cunderdin

Registrations are open for the Cunderdin GRDC Grains Research Update to be held at the Cunderdin Sport and Recreation Centre on Monday 11 March 2025.This is an opportunity to hear from a range of invested agricultural experts, researchers and developers on the current state of play specific to the region, and see what work is in the pipeline to support...

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12Feb

FMC Precision Spray Workshops March 2025 – register now

FMC Agricultural Sciences is holding just three of their highly anticipated workshops in WA this March on spraying with more precision to ensure that the chemicals you apply stay in the paddock.The workshops will include advice from a leading industry expert on best practices for setting up spray equipment to minimise spray drift, including how to improve performance through correct...

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