| Cereals and grain legumes are gradually becoming an integral part of cropping rotation in Tasmania. |
| Information on fruit, floriculture and wine growing in Tasmania. |
| Information about the debate and decision-making on gene technology. |
| Managing pastures and crops in drought presents many challenges for farmers. |
| Organic farms can be found Statewide and are involved in varying enterprises from wine to sheep's cheese. Includes information on converting to organic farming. |
| Information on pasture management in Tasmania. Providing livestock producers with information on pasture production and management. |
| Provides information on plant diseases and identification. |
| Online databases related to Plant Science. |
| Information from DPIW on these key Tasmanian Industries and includes pyrethrum and poppy production. |
| Comprehensive information on weeds, their identification and best methods of control. |
| For information on field days visit the Calendar of Events. |
 Links (FarmPoint is not responsible for the content of the websites linked to below. The link does not constitute any form of endorsement.) |
| This is the home page of the CRC for Plant-Based Management of Dryland Salinity. Here you can find information in the form of news, publications, research and much more... |
| To help improve the productivity of farms, Kondinin provides a series of cost calculation tools available for use over the internet. |
| The Tasmanian Food Industry ScoreCard is a method of describing what is a highly diversified industry with many market segments. |
| The Grassland Society of Southern Australia Inc. is the peak farmer organisation dedicated to the transfer of information and technology related to temperate grasslands. Formed in 1959, the Society has branches in South Australia, Tasmania, Victoria and southern New South Wales and welcomes new members with an interest in grassland farming. |
| Provides information on why and how to monitor groundwater for salinity. |
| NAMS contains up-to-date climatic and production information for dryland and broadacre agricultural industries at a national, state and regional scale that are presented in user-friendly graphs and maps. |
| Providing likely responses to nitrogen in intensive pasture systems. |
| Provides information including detection, biology and control of various crop and pasture pests. |
| Provides information on records of plant diseases, quarantine notes and short disease notes. |
| Has been developed to ensure that plants and plant products brought into the State do not pose a threat to Tasmania's primary industries, natural environment, and public health. |
| A list of prohibited seeds under the Seeds Amendment Act 1999 - Seeds Regulations 2000. |
| Information on protecting your soil from compaction. |
| Publication aimed at a broad range of people who have an interest in Tasmania’s rural and marine industries, including those within Government, investors, consultants, teachers, students and participants in these industries.
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| Provides information on different types of erosion and how to monitor erosion and manage erosion. |
