by Grains Research and Development Corporation
GRDC podcasts cover the latest grains research, development and extension knowledge and outcomes to help grain growers improve their profitability.
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April 29, 2025
Each year, the GRDC Seed of Light Award recognises the outstanding contribution, dedication, and commitment of individuals to communicating research outcomes to people working in the grains industry. At the Goondiwindi GRDC Grains Research Update event in March 2025, Mark Congreve was presented with the prestigious award for his valuable work in the agricultural extension space. Mark is a senior consultant at Independent Consultants Australia Network (ICAN) and in this podcast he shares his thoughts on the changing landscape of agricultural extension, and what the Seed of Light award recognition means to him. Contact Mark Congreve Senior Consultant, ICAN [email protected] More information Industry consultant honoured with GRDC award Cam Nicholson: 2025 Seed of Light award – South Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
April 22, 2025
Fusarium crown rot in cereals is often associated with a tough finish, but the characteristic whiteheads are far from the full picture. It’s a significant disease with hidden yield impacts even in a good year, so pro-active management at pre-sowing is a must. In this podcast, senior researcher with NSW Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development, Dr Steven Simpfendorfer shares the latest research and advice to reduce disease impacts. Then, Riverine Plain’s Kate Coffey shares why the Riverine Plain’s area is surprisingly susceptible to the disease and local grower, Lee Menhenett, shares his experience managing the disease on-farm. Download the transcript for this episode Contact Dr Steven Simpfendorfer Senior researcher, NSW Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development [email protected] Kate Coffey Senior project manager, Riverine Plains [email protected] More information Webinar: New opportunities for crown rot management Fusarium crown rot in central and southern cropping systems: it’s all a numbers game GRDC investment code RPI2309-002SAX Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
April 15, 2025
New precision weed management technologies are helping Australian grain growers to more effectively target weeds and ultimately reduce their total herbicide costs. Optical sensors as well as ‘remote and sensor’ weed mapping systems are becoming more widely available, and that’s why GRDC is investing in a series of case studies to explore the benefits and costs related to these technologies. In this podcast we look at a new system developed out of necessity by the Single family in New South Wales and we also hear from Wade Bistrup, a Queensland grower who has been experimenting with this technology. Download the transcript for this episode Watch the video here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZ3hyVg3Fv0 Contact: Ben Single, Single Ag [email protected] More Information: Single Ag Project Code: SRE2310-001SAX Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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