Our #Eutypella paper is now out and freely available on March 8th 🥳 Let’s celebrate with two amazing female authors @aphrika_gregson & Anna Madden. We believe it occurred independently from a detection event in Qld, so worth checking.
https://t.co/oe0Z62HpR7
Occurrence of Eutypella species on cotton in New South Wales
https://t.co/GV1FngS2Gf
Distinct isolates from those found in Queensland
@DuyLe15069637@aphrika_gregson @nswdpi @CottonResearch
Congratulations to DPI's Mathew Dunn who received the @theGRDC Emerging Leader Award for northern region for his work in farming systems.
@GRDCNorth
https://t.co/OgHGwVX7PZ
For those who have never seen these growing wild, here is what a patch of Sturt desert peas looks like. I found several more patches today at Wirraminna.
🔵Boll rot caused by aprox 170 bacteria & fungi, sporadic yet important. Favored by mild, wet year, potentially again, so high risk for rot again
🔵We @aphrika_gregson for 1st time fully ID Colletotrichum truncatum among many yet to be ID https://t.co/BvScogYWZd
🙏@CottonResearch
How cool is this? My wife made a #soil coring tractor topper for our #wedding cake - including an oreo based #vertosol
I'm not sure what this says about me, but whatever it is my passion for soil science and #agriculture is very clearly supported at home!
Exciting and rewarding work I’m involved in at the DPI, Orange with @KevinDodds3: developing the Australian cider industry through the maintenance of an Australian cider apple ‘library’, and provision of bud wood to producers #cider#pome
You never know what you might come across when looking for owls in a Brisbane park. I'm assuming from the length of the prey's tail that this Kookaburra has caught itself a non-native Ship Rat?