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Photo by: Australian Plague Locust Commission.

Be vigilant and report locusts this spring

Local Land Services is encouraging landholders to stay alert for signs of plague locusts and reminding them of the importance of immediately reporting sightings.

6 September, 2026

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Mark Barwic, Lex Scotti, with Andy and Johneen Harris. Photo by Gilgandra Weekly: Molly Shannon.

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Fifth confirmed case of H5 bird flu in NSW

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Grains Australia announces eight new wheat varieties

Water carter Ron Cameron. Photo supplied by Rural Aid.

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Every drop matters: Rural Aid delivers 100 millionth litre of water to farming families

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NSW Farmers president, Rebecca Reardon. Photo supplied by NSW Farmers.

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Report Finds Renewables Rollout comes with "avoidable harm"

NSW Minister for Agriculture and Regional NSW, Tara Moriarty, with new NSW Farmers Association president, Rebecca Reardon. Photo supplied.

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Rebecca Reardon elected as new NSW Farmers President

NSW Farmers CEO Annabel Johnson. Image NSW Farmers.

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NSW Farmers bring paddock priorities to Rosehill

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Win for state’s farmers on vehicle registration processes

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Maximum prices for WaterNSW regional and rural bulk water

NSW Farmers welcome $300m feral animal control commitment - feature photo

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NSW Farmers welcome $300m feral animal control commitment

Rural Aid providing assistance in Ashford. Photo supplied.

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Rural Aid: as drought conditions deepen, demand for assistance grows

Small parthenium weed plants like this can flower three months after germination. The weed has distinctive tiny white flowers. If you see one contact your local council weeds officers before parthenium can set seed.. Photo supplied.

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Rain brings opportunities to weed out parthenium

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