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|Agreement to demonstrate sustainability of new crop production systems
Bayer CropScience and CSIRO expand research cooperation to assess the system-wide environmental impact of new crops
Monheim, March 18, 2010 – Bayer CropScience and the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO), Australia’s national research agency, are expanding their collaboration to assess the sustainability of new generation crops. The two-year agreement will develop and apply models to assess the system-wide consequences of new generation cereals in the context of global environmental and food security challenges.
Spina Bifida rates remain too high on anniversary of folic acid link, experts warn
Health experts are calling on young women to increase their folic acid intake well in advance of conception and throughout pregnancy to reduce the possibility of spina bifida developing in their children.
Hard times for men with erectile dysfunction
Men with erectile dysfunction are sacrificing spend on food and entertainment to pay for medication in an effort to improve their sex lives, despite the availability of effective, affordable treatment options, according to new research.
Children invited to submit pictures on the subject of biodiversity
UNEP-Bayer international painting competition
BAYER BACKS AUSSIE HELPERS BOOSTING EMPLOYMENT FOR DISADVANTAGED YOUTH IN RURAL SECTOR
Bayer has joined forces with not-for-profit ‘Aussie Helpers’ in a new program to assist disadvantaged youth develop vital skills and find employment in the rural sector.
Bayer Chief to head Japan office
Bayer Schering Pharma Australia and New Zealand General Manager and Bayer Australia CEO Mr Hans-Dieter Hausner has been promoted to the position of Bayer Group Japan President.
World-first technology gives Australians a healthy energy boost on the go-go
October 2009, Sydney, Australia; Australians will be the first to enjoy a new naturally-energising drink from Berocca that puts all the goodness of Australia’s favourite effervescent multi-vitamin tablet into a ready-to-use bottle.
Dogs and Cats Celebrate Flea Memorial Day
NSW, Australia——Bayer Animal Health today launched a new campaign featuring Australia's happiest pets as part of the build up to Flea Memorial Day. The campaign will debut on Monday, 26 October 2009 on the web, outdoor and radio.
Sheep producers can now take back control and settle the score with lice.
With resistance to current lousicides and their active ingredients increasing in recent years, lice have become increasingly difficult for sheep producers to manage and control. Time consuming and expensive is how many would describe their current situation.
Students take part in climate web meeting
Students from The Australian National University in Canberra will be able to discuss their suggestions for combating climate change with peers from around the world in an international town hall meeting to be webcast tomorrow.
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