Australian farmers will have more opportunities to cash in after a bumper harvest, as India slashes tariffs on lentils.

The tax relief will remain in place until at least September as both nations work out the finer details of a wider free-trade agreement.

Rural reporter Sarah Boorer caught up with Grain Producers Australia Chairman Barry Large to find out more.

Australian farmers will have more opportunities to cash in after a bumper harvest, as India slashes tariffs on lentils.
The tax relief will remain in place until at least September as both nations work out the finer details of a wider free-trade agreement.
Rural reporter Sarah Boorer caught up with Grain Producers Australia Chairman Barry Large to find out more.

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India drops tariffs on lentils

Locusts numbers are on the rise - and departments in Victoria and New South Wales have both warned landholders to be on the lookout in the Wimmera-Mallee as well as northern and western New South Wales.  SA and southern Queensland are also at risk.

Farmers have grave concerns that some of the most effective chemicals have either been deregistered - or are under review - and they want urgent action to clarify what to use.

Rural reporter Gabrielle Hodson spoke with Andrew Weidermann from Grain Producers Australia.

Locusts numbers are on the rise - and departments in Victoria and New South Wales have both warned landholders to be on the lookout in the Wimmera-Mallee as well as northern and western New South Wales.&nbsp; SA and southern Queensland are also at risk.
Farmers have grave concerns that some of the most effective chemicals have either been deregistered - or are under review - and they want urgent action to clarify what to use.
Rural reporter Gabrielle Hodson spoke with Andrew Weidermann from Grain Producers Australia.

Locusts on the march across southern Australia

In today's National Rural News:  

** A warning about the risk of locust numbers this Spring - but there are questions about effective chemicals to control them,

** Queensland records its second H5 bird flu case - again on the Sunshine Coast,

** and hope that rice cakes can save dozens of jobs being let go at SunRice.

Plus the latest from the markets and more. 

Subscribe to the National Rural News podcast: http://bit.ly/RuralNewsPodcast

In today's National Rural News: &nbsp;
** A warning about the risk of locust numbers this Spring - but there are questions about effective chemicals to control them,
** Queensland records its second H5 bird flu case - again on the Sunshine Coast,
** and hope that rice cakes can save dozens of jobs being let go at SunRice.
Plus the latest from the markets and more.&nbsp;
Subscribe to the National Rural News podcast: http://bit.ly/RuralNewsPodcast

National Rural News Tuesday August 25

Not only is Varroa Mite a huge problem for Aussie honey bees, it's evolving and becoming more resistant to current treatments.

But New South Wales there is no practical or workable approved solution to deal with this new generation of destructive critters.

Rural reporter Gabrielle Hodson spoke with NSW Shadow Agriculture Minister Brendan Moylan.

Not only is Varroa Mite a huge problem for Aussie honey bees, it's evolving and becoming more resistant to current treatments.
But New South Wales there is no practical or workable approved solution to deal with this new generation of destructive critters.
Rural reporter Gabrielle Hodson spoke with NSW Shadow Agriculture Minister Brendan Moylan.

India drops tariffs on lentils

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