Newsletters

Blackspot in field peas can occur from infected seed, through the soil and, most commonly, through infected pea stubble. Summer and autumn conditions determine the release of the blackspot spores.

Catch! newsletter has all the latest information for Western Australian recreational fishers.

Grains Convo provides the latest information from the department to assist grain growers.

Ovine Observer assists sheep producers to have the latest information from the department.

PestFacts WA, from the department, provides the latest information and advice on pest and disease affecting Western Australian grain crops.

Protecting WA crops is a monthly e-newsletter for growers and consultants with information to protect crops on pests, weeds and diseases.

This monthly outlook summarises national and international climate outlooks for the next three months for the South West Land Division.

StockedUp provides the latest information from the department to assist livestock producers.

The department offers a free, weekly e-newsletter, Western Australian Agrifood Export eNews.

The WA Livestock Disease Outlook provides the latest intelligence to producers as part of proving Australia's freedom of reportable livestock diseases.

Western Australia's Wine industry newsletter showcasing the latest information from the department.