Agricultural Science
CSU students shine bright on agricultural horizon
Tuesday 20 Jun 2017Ambitions for careers in agriculture burn bright for four CSU students who've been named 2017 Horizon Scholars.
Parasite discovery prompts call for more research
Friday 9 Jun 2017The discovery of a parasite in carp in the Murray Darling Basin has prompted a CSU scientist to call for more research before the release of the carp herpes virus.
Promoting biosecurity awareness among small landholders
Monday 5 Jun 2017They may have a couple of cows or a few goats but research through the Graham Centre for Agricultural Innovation is focused on small landholder livestock producers, biosecurity and animal health surveillance.
CSU students named merino champions
Thursday 1 Jun 2017CSU students have again showed their prowess in the National Merino Challenge by being named Champion Team in the competition in Melbourne.
Smarter computing for smarter agriculture
Wednesday 31 May 2017A CSU research team is examining how 'smart agriculture' can help Australian farmers take advantage of growing global food markets.
Improving pulse production in Pakistan
Friday 19 May 2017Researchers from CSU are leading a $2.3 million project to assist small landholders in Pakistan to enhance pulse production.
National scholarship takes CSU student to USA
Wednesday 17 May 2017A CSU student has set his sights on an international work placement to learn more about dairy production medicine after winning a national scholarship.
New free-range egg labelling law a missed opportunity
Tuesday 16 May 2017A new labelling rule aimed at giving Australian consumers information about free-range eggs may not be all it's cracked up to be, according to a CSU academic.
International prize for CSU research student
Friday 12 May 2017Research into canola processing and the effect on bioactive components in the oil has earned a CSU PhD student international recognition.
Targeting weed seed bank at harvest
Monday 8 May 2017The potential to target and destroy weed seeds when harvesting irrigated crops like rice, will be outlined by Graham Centre researcher Dr John Broster at an international symposium next week.