Warwick Badgery

Interested in sustainable farming systems. Research that makes a difference to farmers.

[Warwick Badgery @WarwickBadgery]

@Agrista_au @PhilCranney @NSWDPI_Pastures @NSWDPI_Soils @MerinoLink @BathurstCouncil John here is one of the papers https://t.co/LUDf83UNin. More on the way.

[GRDC @theGRDC]

Growers may need to start learning how to calculate a carbon footprint said @WarwickBadgery at the Wagga #GRDCUpdate. Establish a GHG emission baseline then assess reduction options.

📖 Read https://t.co/xDrwZt6mkJ
📺 Watch https://t.co/0RmYgXbHnx.

@nswdpi @UniMelb @QUT

[Warwick Badgery @WarwickBadgery]

@PhilCranney @Binnicreeklamb @sheepGeekCP I don’t think ever looked at the factors driving egg counts, but the data’s there to have a look.

[Food Agility CRC @foodagility]

"Often people know things are happening, but they don't know exactly when," - @WarwickBadgery

Great to see Grazing Intelligence, our collaborative project with @nswdpi and @pastureio featured in @thelandnews today.

Read more ⤵️
https://t.co/a2fgiBmEkg #AusAg #AgChatOz

[South Coast NRM @SouthCoastNRM]

Happy World Soil Day! 🌱

With the urgent need to tackle climate change, soil's role as a #carbonsink is increasingly being recognised.

Join us online on Thursday to find out about whether #grazingmanagement can help increase #soilcarbon.

Register at https://t.co/J0RwVwXPvM

[South Coast NRM @SouthCoastNRM]

Can #grazing management increase #soilcarbon?

Join us & review authors @_SarahMcDonald, @WarwickBadgery & @m8harrison for a #SoilWeek webinar to find out what the science says.

📅 Thurs 7 Dec 1pm AEDT/10am AWST
Register: https://t.co/J0RwVwYnlk

#WorldSoilDay #netzero #AgChatOz

[NSW Pastures @NSWDPI_Pastures]

Cracking lineup for the upcoming @LandcareAust webinar.
Register (https://t.co/RM8vzwcyLF) to hear @WarwickBadgery provide answers on:
- How does soil C change with management and over time?
- Measuring soil C, how confident can we be?
- What soil C can be sequestered at depth?

[Warwick Badgery @WarwickBadgery]

@mjgoodenco @NSWDPI_Pastures More data on changes in soil C over time is greatly needed. I fully support pulling together data from ERF projects if there is a way.

[Warwick Badgery @WarwickBadgery]

Today we published our review on the influence of grazing management on soil carbon in Australia. Increases in soil carbon could not be detected with increased intensity of grazing management or lower stocking rates.
https://t.co/yZq06bcqhO
@NSWDPI_Pastures

[Warwick Badgery @WarwickBadgery]

@stuartaustin82 @NSWDPI_Pastures Thanks Stuart, over a third of studies had data to depth. It didn’t change the outcome. Where we have monitored changes at depth they are generally reflected in the top 30 cm. Under the Paris agreement C can not be counted below 30 cm either.

[Kathryn Warburton @kewarburton]

We’d love your feedback to improve the DASFC.

[Warwick Badgery @WarwickBadgery]

@GusWhyte @foodagility @NSWDPI_Pastures Changes may be happening, but they are likely to be small and with a lot of variability, very difficult to detect.

[Richard Eckard @rjeckard]

Here's how to fix Australia's approach to soil carbon credits so they really count towards our climate goals https://t.co/0DE6MD5Wdk via @ConversationEDU

[Warwick Badgery @WarwickBadgery]

@KeithPembleton @Rothamsted @LaiYunru It’s amazing to see. Enjoy!

[CSIRO Publishing @CSIROPublishing]

New #CropPastureSci #SpecialIssue: @AusGrassland 2023: Pasture legumes for sustainable systems
Review: legume research & extension in NZ #OpenAccess
Strawberry clover: current status & future role #OA
Legume persistence for grasslands in SE Aust tablelands
https://t.co/83NueX3jez

[Australian Grassland Association Inc. @AusGrassland]

Great presentation from Richard on persistence of legumes #grassland #pasturelegumes
https://t.co/JuBf6B63ei

[Australian Grassland Association Inc. @AusGrassland]

Check out the @CSIROPublishing Crop and Pasture Science special issue, ready for the symposium starting tomorrow!

[Rowan Smith @DrRWSmith]

Registration still open. Great line up of pasture researchers

[Warwick Badgery @WarwickBadgery]

Ever wondered what pasture species reduce methane from livestock? We recently reviewed the potential for temperate legumes and herbs.

[NSW Pastures @NSWDPI_Pastures]

.@WarwickBadgery and team have recently published a review looking at the role pasture species have in reducing methane produced by livestock. #LowMethanePastures

https://t.co/A4TPMetITV

[Warwick Badgery @WarwickBadgery]

@PhilCranney @nswdpi Great to catch up with local producers and walk through the paddock to look at some pasture too.