Connect to Cultivate - Come along and join us for a special co-hosted breakfast as part of the Australian Women in Agriculture Conference. We will be having a yarn around breakfast prior to to the conference commencing on Tuesday 5 August, all details below.
Col McMaster showing the @theGRDC National canola establishment team the trials near Canowindra - all things seeding/establishment. Off to Condo next. Depth, seed size, press wheels, fertiliser, soil water at sowing, disc vs Tyne. Great data from NSW red acidic loams.
Around 100 people have made the trek to Wynarka to hear from the @CSIRO team on everything crop establishment. @kentonp_ag chatting canola on sands and @rebetzke_0 discussing long coleoptiles 🌱
We're honoured to support such a great event for the agricultural industry. As our General Manager @CarberryPeter said, the quality presentations and networking opportunities have been a real highlight.
Fun times at @TropAg2022! In between manning our booth, presenting and meeting the locals - we are loving the content, networking and science. Great to be a sponsor of this event😃🌱 @BBergerAU @marnitebbutt
Our CSIRO colleague Jamie Scarrow demonstrated the use of drone-based #hyperspectralimaging for our research to develop #FutureCrops. Thanks for organizing this workshop, and I look forward to working together on this exciting area.
#hyperspectralimaging…https://t.co/LI8sGRrjf9
The @AustPlantPhenom phenoMobile® is now in SA, thanks to collaboration between our @CSIRO Canberra and University of Adelaide nodes. The field-mobile platform’s LiDAR and GreenSeeker sensors will be used for the SA crop trials season. Read more at: https://t.co/AsMzgURFV9
The Canberra Phytotron was opened on this day 1962 - 60yrs by the then Prime Minister Menzies! A national Australian plant science facility - with a vision of plant based food security. I love this building, and the science happens/ed here. #CanberraPhytotron60@CSIRO
A great afternoon in the office using virtual reality to view segmenting roots from soil and spikes from tubes. These images were collected by our X-ray CT scanner. Just another day making plant data awesome! @gsainsbury86@ecovr3d@theGRDC
APPF is thrilled to be a sponsor of TropAg (31 Oct - 2 Nov 2022). Register now and join over 240 symposia speakers and six world-leading plenary speakers presenting about agriculture and food production. https://t.co/K0dPlXXvNn #TropAg