A two day program showcasing the latest research, technology, market development and innovations to improve the productivity and profitability of the WA grains industry.
Soil Seminar with two emerging young scientists discussing the impact of herbal leys (E Cooledge) and bioplastic degradation (S Viljoen).
RAID WA is hosting a networking event to coincide with a Bangladeshi study tour on Thursday 8 June from 4:30-6:30pm (AWST) at Murdoch University.
This workshop will explore gaps and opportunities in machinery innovation for soil amelioration and crop establishment.
This workshop will explore gaps and opportunities in machinery innovation for soil amelioration and crop establishment.
The three presentations in this webinar will cover the role of N in various agricultural systems, the estimation of Nitrogen Usage Efficiency (NUE), the sources, drivers and size of N related Greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions losses, and global N emissions assessment.
Learn the steps to making your own compost on your farm, hosted by GeoCatch.
Delegates will be able to enjoy the Darwin lifestyle and iconic natural environments of the north; explore and understand the important relationships between land, soil and culture of First Nations People; gain rare insight into Top End soils and their land uses in an ancient but flourishing landscape.
The three presentations in this webinar will cover the role of N in various agricultural systems, the estimation of Nitrogen Usage Efficiency (NUE), the sources, drivers and size of N related Greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions losses, and global N emissions assessment.
The NGN Forums provide an additional valuable opportunity for GRDC and its research partners to extend and ground-truth locally relevant research outcomes with growers who are seeking to adopt the latest research in their farming systems and to shape relevant and impactful RD&E outcomes.
The NGN Forums provide an additional valuable opportunity for GRDC and its research partners to extend and ground-truth locally relevant research outcomes with growers who are seeking to adopt the latest research in their farming systems and to shape relevant and impactful RD&E outcomes.
This webinar will cover current GHG emissions policy environment and how this influences the Best Management Practices that agronomists currently have available to minimise N fertiliser emissions associated with end usage. As the development of such polices is most advanced in the European Union, this will be the focus of the policy review, while the discussion of implications and BMP’s will also cover the UK and Australia.