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Charles Sturt survey seeks input from sheep producers
New research aims to improve management of breeding ewes in drought containment areas. Sheep producers are needed to take part in an online survey to identify practices that improve reproduction to develop management guidelines and inform further research
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In this edition: There's 'fit bits' for cows, a biosecurity pilot project that's monitoring feral pigs, and new lamb feedlot research. Find out where one of the world's worst agricultural pests, the diamondback moth, originated from and how scientists aim to use the information to target biological control. You can also meet Stephen Lang, a young agronomist who's spent a year working in Lao PDR on a project to tackle soil constraints on rice farms to improve farmer livelihoods.
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