This event is part of
Barry Oswald will be presenting the information sessions, focussing on identification and management.
Chilean needle grass (Nassella neesiana) can have a devastating impact on agriculture injuring livestock and contaminating crops and hay. Chilean needle grass is a ‘Restricted’ noxious weed in Victoria which means the plant, or any product contaminated with the seed, cannot be traded or transported. Native to South America, Chilean needle grass is a vigorous competitor in agricultural, natural and urban environments.
Information sessions will be held:
Molyullah Hall
9-11 am Monday 12 November
Morning tea provided
Caniambo Hall
6-8 pm Monday 12 November
Light supper provided
Dookie College
9-11 am Tuesday 13 November
Morning tea provided
Goomalibee
6-8 pm Tuesday 13 November
End of Nursery Lane, Goomalibee
BBQ provided
Swanpool Hall
7-9 pm Thursday 15 November
Light supper provided
Thoona Hall
9-11 am Monday 26 November
Morning tea provided
Euroa
5.30-7.30 pm Monday 26 November, Old Flour Mill, 17 Kirkland Ave, Euroa
Finger food provided
Nagambie
9.30-11.30 am Tuesday 27 November, MacKillop Hall, Church st, Nagambie
Morning tea provided
For more information about Chilean Needle Grass go to: