Adam Poulsen is a local journalist based in Western Australia. He writes for various publications, including the Albany Advertiser, Mid-West Times, Augusta-Margaret River Times, Countryman, and Kalgoorlie Miner. Adam covers a wide range of topics, with a particular focus on agriculture, community news, and local events.
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Adam Poulsen's coverage revolves around local news with a focus on agriculture, government, and business in Western Australia. He seems to be interested in stories related to agricultural innovations, awards received by farmers or companies, as well as government announcements impacting the agricultural sector.
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By: Adam Poulsen
Cattle Australia boss Chris Parker has warned red meat industry leaders against bowing to the “imperialist” European Union as it seeks to impose tough new restrictions on beef imports.
By: Adam Poulsen
Meat and Livestock Australia has picked up a swag of awards for its summer lamb campaign after nearly 25 million people watched it worldwide.
Meat and Livestock Australia has picked up a swag of awards for its summer lamb campaign after it was watched by nearly 25 million people worldwide.
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Proposed restrictions on the herbicide paraquat were top of the agenda for WAFarmers grains section president Mark Fowler during a visit to his farm by Federal Agriculture Minister Julie Collins.
By: Adam Poulsen
Grain growers face a seven month wait to find out whether major restrictions will be imposed on two “essential” herbicides that farmers warn will “set broadacre cropping back 30 years”.
Grain growers face an anxious seven month wait to find out whether Australia’s agricultural chemicals regulator will impose major restrictions on the ‘essential’ herbicide paraquat.
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