A toxic weed spreading like wildfire through Northland pastures can cause "serious health problems" if stock eat it.

Agricultural waste is a troubling issue facing many Australian farmers. But a Gold Coast company is offering a solution to ...

At the start of the Weed Wrangle at ... To destroy the roots of an invasive plant, first the plant must be cut off and then the remainder of the plant sprayed as David Lefforge and two volunteers were ...

Over 100 invasive lizards the size of dogs have been reported throughout South Carolina and are destroying the local ecosystem, including killing endangered species. The Argentine black and white ...

Not all invasive weeds announce themselves with rough and tumble or strawy appearances. Sometimes, they come dressed as eye-popping purple blooms that could complement (or even outdo) your prized ...

The pictures show a Varley Transport truck and the road flooded from an explosion of animal entrails. The situation worsened when it became clear the truck had driven through the offal ...

The PRISMSS NENS programme aims to lower the impact of widespread invasive plants. Led by MWLR, NENS reduces the vigour of widespread weeds through reuniting them with safe natural enemies from their ...

Together with the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD) we've released a tiny midge fly at field sites around the Western Australia grain belt. Skeleton weed ...

The invasive pigweed Palmer amaranth, first found in New York soybean fields in 2019, has been dubbed the "spotted lanternfly of weeds" for its ability to spread quickly and wreak havoc on crops.

The 63-50 victory ensured Australia avoided a historic series whitewash after being blown off court by the Silver Ferns in the opening three matches. But it was a different Diamonds who turned up ...

The revelation comes even as the United States and Australia deploy their advanced stealth combat aircraft as a signal of deterrence against Beijing’s expansive ambitions to enforce sovereignty ...

A group of 41 volunteers removed more than 10 cubic metres (62 bathtubs) of invasive English ivy and English holly, increasing biodiversity and improving habitat for wildlife. The work took place Oct.