Tips for Diversity and Integration in Weed Control
18 January, 2017
ChemCert's Christmas Holidays Closing Dates
19 December, 2016
What will GHS mean for you and your Workplace?
15 December, 2016
A New Fox and Wild Dog Bait - PAPP
7 November, 2016
The economic impact on agriculture nationally of predation and mauling of livestock by wild dogs
and foxes is around 166 million dollars per year (see feralscan.org.au and animalcontrol.com.au for further
details). ..
Emergency Chemical Spill Response
20 October, 2016
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV's) are here
22 September, 2016
Tanya Ginns is ChemCert’s New Trainer
8 September, 2016
Say Goodbye to El Niño
1 August, 2016
They say where there’s mud there’s money, and given recent high rainfall
in much of Australia excepting perhaps North Queensland, it looks as though dust and empty dams have given way to abundant growth and in some places
to mud because sometimes we get a little more rain than we bargained for. ..
Russian Wheat Aphid and Varroa Mite
27 July, 2016
Codes of Practice for Work Health & Safety
12 July, 2016
According to SafeWork Australia, “Codes of practice are practical guides to achieving the standards of health, safety and welfare required under the Work Health and Safety (WHS) Act and the WHS Regulations in a jurisdiction.”
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If you look at the chemical control of weeds specifically, there have been no new herbicide mode of action groupings for around 20 years.
When a job involves handling containers of hazardous chemicals, including moving, decanting or mixing them,
spillage might occur.
Once the stuff of sci-fi movies, Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV’s) are well
and truly here.
Chemcert Training Group is pleased to announce the appointment of Tanya Ginns as a Chemcert trainer and assessor, who represents the only female Chemcert trainer in the country.
Two
recent events highlight the importance of biosecurity for Australia in general and Australian agriculture in particular: