Farm Weekly: News & Livestock 與 WAFires 使用情況與統計

Get all the latest agricultural news and market information with the Farm Weekly app. Personalise your news through the My News function, setting preferences to see more of the content that matters to you. Your digital subscription will also give you full access to all of the news across the nation on our other ACM Agriculture websites - Queensland Country Life, Stock & Land, North Queensland Register, Stock Journal and The Land. The app also features My Rainfall - a unique rainfall recording platform that allows readers to record data for multiple gauges and analyse the data with interactive, easy to use graphics. This rainfall data can also be downloaded in Excel format to your device. You will also have access to searchable livestock sales listings and the popular AgTrader machinery & property sales platform. Farm Weekly is part of Australia's most comprehensive rural and agricultural news network and is dedicated to delivering the content that matters most to WA farmers and their communities.

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WAFires

This application is designed to provide up to date information about bush fire data in Western Australia, for iPhone and iPad users. It utilises data from the Department of Fire and Emergency Services (WA) data feeds on fires, wind data from the Bureau of Meteorology with your current location provided by the iPhone GPS. Using this information the application is able to provide a list of fires showing the nearest ones first, helping you to understand your current situation. The information is reliant on both the accuracy of the iPhone GPS and the data recorded on the DFES website. This application does not cache any fire data, so Internet access (either Wireless. 3G or GPRS) is required to access the data. Be aware that while P4G has utilised "best efforts" to provide this information to you, it is not intended to replace other sources of information on the fire situation near you. Also remember that fire and weather can change quickly. © Government of Western Australia (Department of Fire and Emergency Services). For current information go to www.emergency.wa.gov.au Follow P4G on twitter at P4G_Apps