Agriculture Brisbane-based Genics’ technology quickly finds deadly pathogens Melony Sellars, founder of Genics, shows off a giant tiger prawn. The Australian company helps shrimp farmers detect pathogens weeks before signs of illness emerge. (Genics) BRISBANE, Australia — Seven years ago Melony Sellars introduced a new technology that fundamentally changed how shrimp farms are managed. Source link
Australia‘s obsession with oversized roadside attractions is a quirky national tradition worth experiencing. This love affair with Big Things started in the 1960s, with early icons like the Big Scotsman in South Australia and the Big Banana in New South Wales. Initially, they were designed as marketing tools to grab the attention of passing motorists … Read more
Archyde Transatlantic Trade Tensions: Food Safety Regulations at the Forefront Table of Contents 1. Transatlantic Trade Tensions: Food Safety Regulations at the Forefront 2. The Regulatory Divide: Beef, Poultry, and Pesticides 3. Farmer Protests and political Implications 4. Looking Ahead: A Complex Path Forward 5. How can evidence-based data contribute to bridging the transatlantic food … Read more