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I thought TFL Folk might find this Australian / Japanese story interesting as i did Saturday 6 May 2023A A A Search MARKETSHigh-amylose wheat sets sail for JapanEmma Alsop, March 6, 2023 High-amylose wheat is augered into a hopper for container loading ahead of export last month.

Rain sees a start to planting, while in the south dairy farmers are renovating pastures.

Rain sees a start to planting, while in the south dairy farmers are renovating pastures.

Rain sees a start to planting, while in the south dairy farmers are renovating pastures.

Rain sees a start to planting, while in the south dairy farmers are renovating pastures.

Federal Trade Minister Dan Tehan is confident Australia’s urea supply will be unaffected as the federal government seeks ...

A Literal Mouse Plague Is Terrorizing Towns in Eastern Australia Right Now 27 MAY 2021 While the rest of the world continues to tackle the global pandemic, in eastern Australia, waves of mice are flooding farms and towns. For months now, this plague has been wreaking havoc on crops, damaging electrical wires in buildings, and even biting hospital patients, leaving a stench of rodent urine and feces in its wake.   The mice are getting into drinking water supplies, making some people sick, and...

Gypsum business in Rainbow reopens after losing income amid COVID lockdown confusion MonMonday 15 FebFebruary 2021 at 4:59am Albacutya Gypsum owners Paul and Emma Lester say they have lost $20,000 from this mornings closure. ( Print text only Cancel A privately owned gypsum pit operator in Rainbow has become a flashpoint for confusion around Victorias five-day lockdown restrictions. Key points: A fertiliser centre in Victorias north west was subject to confusion over whether it was an essential...