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NSW WeedWise. The free NSW WeedWise smartphone app is available for download via major app stores. ... The WeedWise app has a wide range of images and information about weeds including.
DPI Manager Invasive Plants Programs Scott Charlton said the NSW WeedWise app is the first of its kind, combining profiles and control information for 300 high priority weeds for NSW. ... NSW WeedWise is available free of charge through the Apple App
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The NSW Weedwise App can be accessed as a webpage or via download onto any ‘smart device’ through the Apple App Store or Google Play. ... The Weedwise stand will be located in the Trevor Elliot Pavillion of the Australian National Field Days.
NSW WeedWise can provide a list of plants that have restrictions on sales and movements. ... To produce this list from WeedWise:.
Social media and apps. Social media community guidelines. NSW Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (NSW DPIRD) has created its social media channels as a way to share information about the work of NSW DPIRD. Here you will find
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Weeds. Weeds are a major threat to our unique natural environment, threatening the survival of hundreds of native plants and animals in NSW alone. They also impact on the price of food, human health through allergies and asthma, recreational
of high quality information resources such as the NSW Weedwise app.
Get weed ready with NSW WeedWise app. ... 4 August 2015. - Agriculture; Biosecurity. Following the successful launch of the NSW WeedWise app in March, the Department of Primary Industries (DPI) is encouraging land managers and farmers to put the