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  • Key North and Far North Queensland grower issues on agenda for upcoming events
    Events, 04 Nov 2024
    Key North and Far North Queensland grower issues on agenda for upcoming events

    GRDC will head north for Burdekin and Atherton, bringing together leading researchers and grains industry personnel to share the latest research to inform growers’ on-farm decision making.

  • Crop Protection Forum heads north for its 10th year
    Events, 03 Oct 2024
    Crop Protection Forum heads north for its 10th year

    To be held in Highfields on Wednesday 27 November, the forum invites agronomists and industry members to explore the implications and solutions for managing pesticide resistance within broadacre cropping systems of northern NSW and Queensland.

  • Roadshow arms growers with latest snail management advice
    Events, 02 Oct 2024
    Roadshow arms growers with latest snail management advice

    Snails are persistent, invasive pests for growers, especially in cooler climates like the Albany and Esperance port zones. They not only damage crops but also contaminate harvested grain, making it difficult to maintain quality.

  • Welcome to Tamworth! GRDC panel tour kicks off this week
    Events, 10 Sep 2024
    Welcome to Tamworth! GRDC panel tour kicks off this week

    GRDC northern panel is on its way to Tamworth to gain first hand knowledge from grain growers and farm advisers in the region.

  • Popular harvester set-up workshops coming to SA, Victoria
    Events, 03 Sep 2024
    Popular harvester set-up workshops coming to SA, Victoria

    A series of harvester workshops will roll-out across the South Australian and Victorian grainbelts in September to bring together harvester specialists, industry experts and researchers to give grain growers the latest advice ahead of this season’s harvest.

  • Great southern region on the agenda for GRDC spring panel tour
    Events, 30 Aug 2024
    Great southern region on the agenda for GRDC spring panel tour

    GRDC’s regional panels play a critical advisory and strategic role in informing GRDC investments in research, development and extension (RD&E) to create enduring profitability for grain growers.

  • Seeking the optimal harvester set up? Workshops head north to provide the latest advice
    Events, 27 Aug 2024
    Seeking the optimal harvester set up? Workshops head north to provide the latest advice

    GRDC Harvester Set-up Workshops are planned across four dates and locations, hosted by FarmLink Research in collaboration with local growers and grower groups.

  • Workshops to maximise grower profitability with optimal harvester set up
    Events, 16 Aug 2024
    Workshops to maximise grower profitability with optimal harvester set up

    A series of harvester workshops scheduled across the WA grainbelt in September will bring together harvester specialists, industry experts and researchers to give grain growers the latest advice ahead of this season’s harvest.

  • GRDC and NSW DPIRD host grower breakfast with seasonal focus at AgQuip
    Events, 13 Aug 2024
    GRDC and NSW DPIRD host grower breakfast with seasonal focus at AgQuip

    Updated, practical information for grain growers and their advisers including diseases risks ahead of harvest, the latest in soil improvement technology and a look at 50 years of chickpea breeding will be on the program for the annual grower breakfast at AgQuip field days in Gunnedah on August 21.

  • Hands-on with the latest farm machinery innovations
    Events, 26 Jul 2024
    Hands-on with the latest farm machinery innovations

    Western Australian grain growers and advisers will have the opportunity to get hands-on with the latest agricultural machinery innovations at an upcoming Live Machinery Demonstration Day in North Cunderdin on August 15.Hosted by the Western Australian No-Till Farming Association (WANTFA), the event is an investment of the Grains Research and Development Corporation (GRDC) and will focus on variable rate technology (VRT) as well as new machinery options available to growers.

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