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NSW state and local government biosecurity specialists today worked with scent detection dog, Connor, to search for the invasive parthenium weed at

NSW Farmers will benefit from $24.2 million for cutting edge technologies to manage the state’s worst weeds threatening agricultural production. The

It is also in charge of safely disposing of the plan remnants. RCC also obtaining grant funding of $39,000 from Local Land Services, and a further $35,000 from NSW DPI under the Bushfire Recovery Stimulus. Rous also obtained a further $250,000 from NSW DPI under the second round of the Bushfire Recovery Stimulus for direct on-ground control of Topical Soda Apple in properties within 50km of the fire area with TSA present. The funding supports recovery of impacted properties and the communit...