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Ag and EnvironmentAgriculture and environment news relevant to the Wimmera.
CMA fishing for info
 Wimmera Catchment Management Authority is calling on the community to participate in a research project involving a popular native fish – Yellowbelly. Longest running landholder survey results are in
 Wimmera farmers have provided a valuable insight into changes in farming practices, future priorities and key challenges in Australia’s longest running research project of its type. Snakes come out as weather warms up
 As days become warmer, snakes are emerging from months of inactivity to search for food and a mate. Multifaceted approach to combat snails in grain crops
 A new $4.6 million national research project is set to provide Australian grain growers with new tools and management techniques to combat snails, aiming to minimise losses and improve market opportunities for affected crops. Snakes out and about as the weather warms up
 As the days become warmer, snakes are starting to emerge from their winter brumation to bask in the sun and search for food and a mate. Recovery Team in place after West Wimmera fires
 Agriculture Victoria has established an Agriculture Recovery Team to support farm businesses as they recover from the New Year Eve grass fires in Western Victoria. New blueprint for Wimmera’s catchment health and profitability
 (002)_mod_600.jpg) A revised strategy for the long-term health of the region’s land, water and environment sets out a blueprint for action. Planned burn along Nhill Swamp boundary
 Forest Fire Management Victoria plans to ignite a fuel reduction burn along the boundary of the Nhill Swamp within the next day. Spring brings out snakes
 With the weather warming up, snakes are starting to emerge from their winter hibernation to bask in the sun and search for food and a mate. Little Desert site part of national citizen science project
 A nationwide citizen science project coinciding with National Science Week is asking for assistance identifying five species of owls in short audio recordings.
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