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Esperance port zone growers to hear latest R&D outcomes Information presented at a coming regional Grains Research Update in Esperance will be tailored to address key issues relevant to growers in the port zone. Photo: Grain Industry Association of WA.
Esperance port zone growers and grains industry stakeholders will have an opportunity next month to hear experts present the latest research and development outcomes that can be used to guide on-farm decision making.
The Grains Research and Development Corporation (GRDC) is holding a regional Grains Research Update at the Esperance Civic Centre on Friday, August 6.
GRDC grower relations manager – west, Jo Wheeler, said Update presentations would be tailored to address key issues relevant to growers in the Esperance the port zone, and help inform their tactical decisions for 2021 and beyond.
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WA grain industry plans a carbon neutral future Doctor David Bowran will host ‘Strategies towards carbon neutral for the WA grains industry’ at the GRDC Grain Research Updates this February. Photo: DPIRD
Western Australian grain growers will explore strategies for making their industry carbon neutral as part of the Grains Research and Development Corporation (GRDC) Grains Research Update in Perth on February 22 and 23.
The two-day event will begin with a plenary session on carbon neutral grain farming in WA, with the Director of the Climate Change Institute at the Australian National University, Professor Mark Howden and Elizabeth O’Leary, Head of Agriculture at the Macquarie Group as keynote speakers.
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GRDC events to kick-start 2021 SA cropping season Tom Blake (left), GRDC Grower Relations Manager – South, at the GRDC Adelaide Grains Research Update in 2020 with Andrew Lehmann, now policy director with Grain Producers SA, and Salter Springs consultant Craig Davis. Photo: GRDC
Registrations are now open for Grains Research and Development Corporation (GRDC) grains research events to be held in South Australia in early 2021.
GRDC Grains Research Updates – designed to inform grain growers’ decision making leading into the next cropping season, and beyond – have been scheduled for February.
Information, insights and advice to be presented at the Updates have the potential to underpin improved agronomic practices for increased profitability, according to GRDC Grower Relations Manager – South, Tom Blake.