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  • Identifying culprits of wildlife loss
  • All things garlic consumes Korumburra
  • Spud festival still as popular as ever
  • Holsteins still tops
  • Nuclear build, concerns spelled out
  • DNA technology used to identify feral cats responsible for native animal deaths. Photo: iStock image

    Identifying culprits of wildlife loss

    CONSERVATION scientists from UNSW Sydney have used DNA technology to identify feral cats as the primary predators responsible for the deaths of reintroduced native
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  • Thousands of people enjoyed the South Gippsland Garlic Festival last month in Korumburra, where many enjoyed the new location for the once Meeniyan-based joy.

    All things garlic consumes Korumburra

    Katrina BRANDON EXCITEMENT brewed at the Korumburra Show Grounds last month as the South Gippsland Garlic Festival took off. Formally known as the Meeniyan
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  • Hessians on the Field winners Ruth (winner), Catherine Noy (third) and Belinda Bursa (second) shared their skills with the sewing machine and potato bags. Photos: Katrina Brandon

    Spud festival still as popular as ever

    Katrina BRANDON THE Thorpdale Potato Festival once again brought thousands of people to the region to celebrate the humble spud. Last month’s biannual event
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    Holsteins still tops

    HOLSTEINS make up 70 per cent of Australia’s national herd, down from 76 per cent a decade earlier, according to DataGene, Australia’s largest data
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    Nuclear build, concerns spelled out

    Philip HOPKINS A NUCLEAR power station in the Latrobe Valley would create thousands of jobs in construction, operation and maintenance and be a catalyst
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DNA technology used to identify feral cats responsible for native animal deaths. Photo: iStock imageThousands of people enjoyed the South Gippsland Garlic Festival last month in Korumburra, where many enjoyed the new location for the once Meeniyan-based joy.Hessians on the Field winners Ruth (winner), Catherine Noy (third) and Belinda Bursa (second) shared their skills with the sewing machine and potato bags. Photos: Katrina BrandoncpwsNuclear smoke stock image

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DNA technology used to identify feral cats responsible for native animal deaths. Photo: iStock image
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Identifying culprits of wildlife loss

April 4, 2025 Gippsland Farmer Comments Off on Identifying culprits of wildlife loss

CONSERVATION scientists from UNSW Sydney have used DNA technology to identify feral cats as the primary predators responsible for the deaths of reintroduced native

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Nuclear smoke stock image

Nuclear build, concerns spelled out

March 13, 2025 Gippsland Farmer Comments Off on Nuclear build, concerns spelled out
Heyfield Timber Festival

Thousands turn out for timber celebration

March 13, 2025 Gippsland Farmer Comments Off on Thousands turn out for timber celebration
Experts believe that nuclear power stations aren’t too different compared to coal-fired power stations. Photo: File

Presenting opportunities to the area

March 13, 2025 Gippsland Farmer Comments Off on Presenting opportunities to the area
Unreliable rainfall

Unreliable rainfall pressures farmers

March 13, 2025 Gippsland Farmer Comments Off on Unreliable rainfall pressures farmers

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Holsteins still tops

April 4, 2025 Gippsland Farmer Comments Off on Holsteins still tops

HOLSTEINS make up 70 per cent of Australia’s national herd, down from 76 per cent a decade earlier, according to DataGene, Australia’s largest data

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Livestock ID threat

Livestock ID threat

February 6, 2025 Gippsland Farmer Comments Off on Livestock ID threat
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Calls to rethink the role of methane

March 5, 2024 Gippsland Farmer Comments Off on Calls to rethink the role of methane
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Cows are not the cause

March 1, 2024 Gippsland Farmer Comments Off on Cows are not the cause

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Be aware of blue-green algae in farm water supplies

December 21, 2022 Gippsland Farmer Comments Off on Be aware of blue-green algae in farm water supplies

AGRICULTURE Victoria is warning livestock owners to be aware of blue-green algae in farm water supplies and standing flood water, which can harm animals

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Need to protect

December 9, 2022 Gippsland Farmer Comments Off on Need to protect
Heard of Goats

ID leg band for all goats

September 29, 2022 Gippsland Farmer Comments Off on ID leg band for all goats
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Resources to deal with diseases

September 12, 2022 Gippsland Farmer Comments Off on Resources to deal with diseases

Food and Wine

Thousands of people enjoyed the South Gippsland Garlic Festival last month in Korumburra, where many enjoyed the new location for the once Meeniyan-based joy.
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All things garlic consumes Korumburra

April 4, 2025 Gippsland Farmer Comments Off on All things garlic consumes Korumburra

Katrina BRANDON EXCITEMENT brewed at the Korumburra Show Grounds last month as the South Gippsland Garlic Festival took off. Formally known as the Meeniyan

Read More
Hessians on the Field winners Ruth (winner), Catherine Noy (third) and Belinda Bursa (second) shared their skills with the sewing machine and potato bags. Photos: Katrina Brandon

Spud festival still as popular as ever

April 4, 2025 Gippsland Farmer Comments Off on Spud festival still as popular as ever
Leongatha South winery Bass Phillip had its 2022 Gippsland Premium Pinot Noir rank inside the top 100 Australian wines of 2024 according to tasters at James Suckling. Gippsland Farmer spoke to Bass Phillip General Manager, Adam Francis on the ranking. Photo: Tom Hayes

Fine wine ranks high

February 18, 2025 Gippsland Farmer Comments Off on Fine wine ranks high
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Growth opportunities for beef exports

January 16, 2025 Gippsland Farmer Comments Off on Growth opportunities for beef exports
Korumburra to host Garlic Fest next year

Korumburra to host Garlic Fest next year

July 31, 2024 Gippsland Farmer Comments Off on Korumburra to host Garlic Fest next year
Janine Matthews is part of the team at Tambo Valley Honey. The Bruthen business has collaborated with others to help benefit East Gippsland.

Taking honey to a whole new level

July 25, 2024 Gippsland Farmer Comments Off on Taking honey to a whole new level

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  • Identifying culprits of wildlife loss
  • All things garlic consumes Korumburra
  • Spud festival still as popular as ever
  • Holsteins still tops
  • Nuclear build, concerns spelled out
  • Thousands turn out for timber celebration
  • Presenting opportunities to the area
  • Unreliable rainfall pressures farmers
  • Fine wine ranks high
  • Cheaper nuclear “can nullify” the burden on the regions in transition
  • Livestock ID threat
  • Positive future for farmers: Report
  • A lesson for all: Gurdies fire
  • Business course free for farmers
  • Farmers warned about hay fire risks

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