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MEDIA RELEASE: Future sustainability of drumMUSTER program enhanced
Last updated: 21-01-2019The drumMUSTER and ChemClear programs have been extremely successful stewardship programs in Australia for AgVet chemical containers and chemicals. The programs are supported across the AgVet and primary producer industry, and have operated through strong partnerships between manufacturers, distributors, primary producers a...More >> -
Industry Master Code released. FREE Chain of Responsibility online training with Agsafe
Last updated: 11-12-2018The Heavy Vehicle National Law’s Industry Master Code has now been finalised and released It has been developed by the ATA and Australian Logistics Council to assist all businesses in the chain of responsibility to manage common risks and improve safety. This is a code developed by the industry, for the indu...More >> -
A successful opening day for new drumMUSTER collection site in the Barossa Valley
Last updated: 16-11-2018Photo: Local farmers and chemical holders lined up to dispose of their chemical drums the right way. The drumMUSTER program has welcomed the addition of a new container collection site at Kuchels Contractors in Tanunda, South Australia. Barossa Valley farmers, viticulturists and agvet chemical holders now have a pathway for the...More >> -
MEDIA RELEASE - New drumMUSTER site for Barossa Valley farmers
Last updated: 30-10-2018Barossa Valley farmers now have access to a drumMUSTER collection site in Tanunda. Located at Kuchel Contractors at 52 Siegersdorf Rd, farmers will be able to dispose of their eligible, clean agvet chemical containers responsibly. There is an open day on 14 November for people to bring in the agvet containers to the new drumMUST...More >> -
MEDIA RELEASE - drumMUSTER has now collected over 32 million drums
Last updated: 24-07-2018Australia’s longest running agricultural waste management program has reached another milestone, with the collection of its 32-millionth chemical container. Agsafe’s drumMUSTER program, which began in Gunnedah (NSW) in 1999, is an end-of-life product stewardship program that has already saved councils an impressive $32 milli...More >> -
On Farm Cages for collection of chemical containers
Last updated: 12-06-2018drumMUSTER provides an easy, environmentally-friendly way of disposing of empty farming chemical containers across rural Australia. With the approval of drumMUSTER, TP Jones have developed a unique service & to increase the collection of empty containers from their clients, they have manufactured cages specif...More >> -
MEDIA RELEASE: Western Downs hits the drumMUSTER jackpot
Last updated: 10-05-2018Western Downs Regional Council is leading the way in agricultural waste management as Queensland’s first council to collect 1 million drumMUSTER containers for recycling. Farmers and other chemical users in the Western Downs region are proving their commitment to excellent land management practices, having delivered...More >> -
MEDIA RELEASE: Final week for ChemClear bookings in SA
Last updated: 23-04-2018Time is running out for South Australians to register their unwanted chemicals with ChemClear. Waste holders keen to clear their properties of agricultural and veterinary chemicals have until this Friday, 27 April, to book unwanted products with Agsafe’s industry-led chemical waste disposal service. People can also deliver unw...More >> -
drumMUSTER recycling to continue despite threats to council programs
Last updated: 19-04-2018Agsafe’s drumMUSTER program will continue its collaborative operations with local governments nationwide, despite threats to close Queensland’s council waste recycling services. Following reports of Ipswich City Council’s scrapping of its recycling program, drumMUSTER’s national agricultural container collection services...More >> -
MEDIA RELEASE: ChemClear bookings end soon in South Australia
Last updated: 03-04-20183 April 2018 ChemClear bookings end soon in South Australia South Australians have less than four weeks to register their old farm chemicals with ChemClear. Growers, farmers and chemical users throughout the state have until 27 April to book their unwanted chemicals with Australia’s largest agvet chemical disposal service, for...More >>