In today's National Rural News: Assurances for free-range producers during the H5N1 bird flu outbreak, an emerging alternative for fertilizer, and an optimistic agriculture outlook for the second half of the year

In today's National Rural News: Assurances for free-range producers during the H5N1 bird flu outbreak, an emerging alternative for fertilizer, and an optimistic agriculture outlook for the second half of the year

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National Rural News Wednesday July 8

In today's National Rural News: Telstra outages continue, southern fishing ban lifted, and an alarming cattle medication shortage. 

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In today's National Rural News: Telstra outages continue, southern fishing ban lifted, and an alarming cattle medication shortage.&nbsp;
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National Rural News Thursday July 9

South Australia is lifting fishing restrictions in some areas, as the King George whiting recovers after a clearing of the region's devastating algal bloom.

A temporary recreational fishing ban on the popular fish has been lifted in some areas, with most of the spawning finished for the winter.

Rural Reporter Jefferson Shaw spoke with SARDI Executive Director Professor Mike Steer about the dissipating algae bloom. Subscribe to the National Rural News podcast: http://bit.ly/RuralNewsPodcast 

 

South Australia is lifting fishing restrictions in some areas, as the King George whiting recovers after a clearing of the region's devastating algal bloom.
A temporary recreational fishing ban on the popular fish has been lifted in some areas, with most of the spawning finished for the winter.
Rural Reporter Jefferson Shaw spoke with SARDI Executive Director Professor Mike Steer about the dissipating algae bloom. Subscribe to the National Rural News podcast: <a href="http://bit.ly/RuralNewsPodcast">http://bit.ly/RuralNewsPodcast</a>&nbsp;
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Fishers welcome lift of catching ban in SA

An alternative to increasingly expensive fertiliser is emerging for farmers in a colourful crop which can add nitrogen to the soil.

Sunn hemp is a legume that can be used a cover crop to improve soil health.

Rural Reporter Jefferson Shaw spoke with Queensland's Department of Primary Industry Principle Scientist Paul Grundy about the benefits and drawbacks.

An alternative to increasingly expensive fertiliser is emerging for farmers in a colourful crop which can add nitrogen to the soil.
Sunn hemp is a legume that can be used a cover crop to improve soil health.
Rural Reporter Jefferson Shaw spoke with Queensland's Department of Primary Industry Principle Scientist Paul Grundy about the benefits and drawbacks.

National Rural News Wednesday July 8

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