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Seeders start to roll in northern Wheatbelt as winter cropping gets underway for 2024 | Farm Weekly

Seeders start to roll in northern Wheatbelt as winter cropping gets underway for 2024 | Farm Weekly
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GRDC grower forums are making their way around the state | Farm Weekly

GRDC forums are an opportunity for growers to raise issues to the body.

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Day one reflections for LibrePlanet: Living Liberation — Free Software Foundation — Working together for free software

Day one reflections for LibrePlanet: Living Liberation — Free Software Foundation — Working together for free software
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Tune into growers stubble management insights

Date Time Tune into growers’ stubble management insights Stripper fronts are one of the featured topics in a new podcast series about stubble management. Photo: Liz Wells ©GRDC. Seeding may be an opportune time for growers to reflect on refinements they could make to seeding systems to handle higher residue stubbles, or to evaluate how they could manage stubble differently at harvest. A new Grains Research and Development Corporation (GRDC) podcast series provides food for thought, featuring Western Australian growers and advisers sharing their experiences managing stubble. The podcasts have been produced as part of the GRDC investment ‘Maintaining profitable farming systems with retained stubble’ that is being led by the WA No-Tillage Farmers Association (WANTFA).

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