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2009-03-20 | permalink
Western Australian communities briefed on GM trials
The State Government is keeping regional communities informed about the progress of Western Australia’s first commercial evaluation trials of GM canola this season.
Agriculture and Food Minister Terry Redman said more than 30 local government authorities within the proposed trial area were invited to information sessions in Narrogin and Northam this month. The proposed trial area is bordered by Northam, Cunderdin, Borden and Cranbrook.
- Australia.to, Australia: Community briefed on GM trials
- Australian Broadcasting Corporation, Australia: Lobbying and debate continues over GM crops
- Australian Broadcasting Corporation, Australia: Greens push for shire to stay GM-free
- Australian Broadcasting Corporation, Australia: Opposition says GM trial risks trade
- Australian Broadcasting Corporation, Australia: Shires urged to make GM-free declaration
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2009-03-20 | permalink
Western Australian communities briefed on GM trials
The State Government is keeping regional communities informed about the progress of Western Australia’s first commercial evaluation trials of GM canola this season.
Agriculture and Food Minister Terry Redman said more than 30 local government authorities within the proposed trial area were invited to information sessions in Narrogin and Northam this month. The proposed trial area is bordered by Northam, Cunderdin, Borden and Cranbrook.
- Australia.to, Australia: Community briefed on GM trials
- Australian Broadcasting Corporation, Australia: Lobbying and debate continues over GM crops
- Australian Broadcasting Corporation, Australia: Greens push for shire to stay GM-free
- Australian Broadcasting Corporation, Australia: Opposition says GM trial risks trade
- Australian Broadcasting Corporation, Australia: Shires urged to make GM-free declaration
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