Amelia Williams

There's still time to register for the Goondiwindi Farm Business Update on 7 Sept. Discussions on leadership, grain logistics and planning, the global ag landscape and assessing farm leasing and purchasing decisions. More info: bit.ly/3AYDyju

Timely podcast for growers in the northern region experiencing waterlogging and what that could mean for nitrogen levels.

Northern growers at risk of misdiagnosing cereal leaf diseases, with waterlogged/frost impacted crops showing similar signs including yellowing: groundcover.grdc.com.au/weeds-pests-di…

🍞 🌾 🐮 Gindie #grower, Dion Sampson, is optimistic about his #wintercrop - with the #wheat already looking fantastic. Watch an update from Dion below - we caught up with him during the #NorthernPanel Listening Tour. How are things looking your way for the winter season?

Calling all Aussie grain growers! Tell us about the on-farm and industry challenges, opportunities and issues to help shape GRDC’s 5 year RD&E plan. Complete this short survey to have your say: bit.ly/3yYtEho We’re #grainstorming now. #agchatoz #aussiefarmers #aussieag

Remaining vigilant in terms of monitoring for mice and baiting if needed will help growers stay on top of numbers during sowing. @MouseAlert from @CSIRO has a range of tips to control mice in our most recent video. Watch the full version here: bit.ly/3Gc3xEY #agchatoz

Timely tips on managing #mice during sowing from @MouseAlert. Reports of activity have been patchy and dependent on paddock history, food and shelter. @theGRDC @CSIRO #agchatoz grdc.com.au/news-and-media…

Where should GRDC focus its investment? Tell us your thoughts on what we should start, accelerate, continue or stop investing in. Complete this short survey to have your say: rdeplan.grdc.com.au/consultation. We’re #grainstorming now. Help shape the next 5 years of grains RD&E.

🎙️ NEW PODCAST According to a recent national weed survey, resistance to pre-emergence herbicides in annual ryegrass is low. Dr Peter Boutsalis has all the details in our latest podcast. Listen now ⬇️ bit.ly/3O0TAOt

The benefit to sowing #Durum earlier in the sowing window to avoid heat stress. Trials revealed later sown crops yielded between 5 to 31% less than crops planted earlier - this could mean a $125/ha to $1280/ha loss for growers. @theGRDC @nswdpi groundcover.grdc.com.au/weeds-pests-di…

GRDC is currently seeking suitable applicants for two Panel Chair positions, for the southern and northern regions. For more information, visit grdc.com.au/careers

More on @theGRDC's early sown #sorghum research. Trial results show growers could continue to manage a changing climate and justify moving to an earlier planting window if the season allows it. #agchatoz groundcover.grdc.com.au/crops/coarse-g…

Watch Professor Daniel Rodriguez and Dr Joe Eyre from @UQ_News discuss how growers could beat the heat when it comes to growing sorghum in the north. bit.ly/3iJU1y4

@theGRDC and @UQ_News research highlights how northern growers could take advantage of an early #sorghum planting window if conditions are right. Potential for higher cropping intensity. #agchatoz #australiangrains @bugner35 youtube.com/watch?v=U-q9O5…

@mjrowland68 @BreakfastNews @LisaMillar @abcnews @jessie_davies this photo will be you in Dubbo hahaha

On @BreakfastNews tomorrow we chat to the formidable @LisaMillar as she wraps up her 12 years as an ABC foreign correspondent. She’s covered terror attacks, US elections, Brexit etc. etc..but this will always be one of her finest moments. @abcnews

@AlexDruuuce Classic Druce going over board with everything

@AlexDruuuce OMG. The headlines. "Megan Markle's mum has tea with Prince Charles and Camilla". WHAT?! Who actually cares?

Rural crime investigators have encouraged producers to keep note of stock numbers and dates of musters- "it helps a lot with our investigations" #ruralcrime #agchatoz

90 per cent of rural crime investigators' work is investigating malicious damage caused by trespassing pig hunters #AgChatOz #ruralcrime

Listening to Detective Dale Holmes talk at Walcha NSW Farmers meeting- 19,300 sheep were reported stolen in NSW last year #ruralcrime #agchatoz