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Tasmanians have logged in about 7000 litres of unwanted and out-of-date chemicals for a state-wide collection, currently planned to launch later this year. The collection was postponed earlier this year due to a lack of volume in registrations.  So far more than 900 litres of Group 1 chemicals have been registered which is hitt...

ChemClear’s month long call out to southern NSW agvet chemical holders is over after the booking line closed for registrations on 4th October. More than 4,600 litres of unwanted agvet chemicals were registered during the campaign with these chemicals scheduled for collection and environmental disposal in late October. The coll...

ChemClear, the program which collects unwanted and out-of-date agvet chemicals, is planning a collection across Southern NSW for October. The program is calling on all waste holders to register their unwanted chemicals for the collection. So far, 6,652 L/kg of obsolete product has already been registered for the upcoming collect...

A state-wide chemical clean-up has removed more than 24 tonnes of unwanted agvet chemical from farmers and waste holders across Queensland. The ChemClear truck travelled through 35 council regions during its four week tour as part of the program’s fifth chemical collection in the state. Close to 300 waste holders delivered 24,...

ChemClear has begun collecting unused and out-of-date agvet chemicals in Queensland with the help of state government funding. The ChemClear truck will travel through 35 council regions during its four week tour as part of the program’s fifth chemical collection in the state. More than 200 waste holders registered 30,866 lt/kg...

Hundreds of farmers and waste holders have rushed to register their unwanted agvet chemicals in time for ChemClear’s upcoming collection in Queensland. A total of 440 people have registered 63,660 lt/kg of chemical for the June collection after the booking line closed on 19th April. More than 27,000 lt/kg will be collected for...

There are only 4 days left to register for ChemClear’s Queensland collection run commencing in June as booking lines close on 19th April. We have had a great start to this year’s collection with more than 42.5 tonnes of chemical already logged by farmers, rural businesses, golf courses and other agricultural chemical users a...

Almost 40,000 litres of obsolete agvet chemical has already been registered by farmers, rural businesses, golf courses and other ag chemical users for this year’s ChemClear collection in Queensland. The national collection program of agricultural chemicals is now on track for its planned state-wide collection run to commence i...

A student and an agronomist have taken out Agsafe’s 2012 Education Bursary. Brett Barker from Nulawill, Victoria and Steven Serafin from Griffith, NSW, each received $2500 to go towards their studies in agriculture. Brett Barker Brett, who’s half way through his Bachelor degree in Agriculture at Latrobe University, said the...

It seems like round two for Queenslanders needing the services of the ChemClear program after the state has once again been battered by historic storms and floods. Since late last year, ChemClear has been planning its 2013 collection for Queensland which was scheduled to start in June. ChemClear’s National Program Manager Lisa...