Dylan Hirsch

@JosephNWalker starting your migration series with “its migrate pleasure to introduce….” 😙 🤌

@grantcropcircl1 I reckon they’ll recover a bit better than snipped lupins 😔

Wheat and barley trial site baited for the fourth time now. Crop is not safe once it’s germinated. Hopefully the next week of rain will dampen their spirits.

@StevenJust2 Fighting fires with fire?

Oh fck

Wild radish appears better controlled by either glufosinate or glyphosate applied as stand-alone. Mild antagonism observed with the tank mix.

@brill_ag @Jusakstud Surely this could be easily set up as plot trials?

@Jusakstud Interested how well different species can host the rhizobia of other species. There was a GRDC podcast that reported benefits from adding rhizobia to wheat in the year before pulse

15 kg vetch sown under Beckom wheat, aiming to prime the rhizobia before beans in next 2 years. Inoculated with vetch and bean rhizobia.

@JasonHowell10 What was your pre-en herbicide?

Planted 1” down, no crust. Weak seed? Frost? 🤷🏻

@pbl1972 @GribbleRC Yeah I agree. Essentially as a farmer I want to know two things A) how much we might get b) how confident the forecast is. The range is a good way to tell me both. Only problem with 10-90 is that until <24 hrs out, 10% will likely be 0mm

@hirschirsch @GribbleRC 10-90 percentile would be even better! But the range might be too much for many people!

Exactly !!!! THIS needs to be made as clear & in plain sight as dogs balls ......

@markede05626239 AK ‘hard left’ haha. He has a lot of interesting observations on the housing crisis and good data to back it up. He is not saying there is a surplus of houses. I would reccomend listening to whole interview.

Is Alan high here?? Where are the surplus of houses? So many people are looking for rentals in Tumby Lincoln etc cant find any!!!!!

@Johnpascoe10 90% chance of >0.2mm 50% chance of > 20mm 25% chance of > 40mm So really only 25% chance of 20-40mm

Hey Look.....90% chance of 20-40mm.... we will all be rich!!

@Nick__Gillett @FFrischke I’m thinking you’re thinking what I’m thinking B2. Could you email me to perhaps save me designing and moulding up something myself?

@FFrischke Hey Farren, nice setup, send me your details and I’ll post you something better to play with. nick@shuttlegauge.com.au or text the phone number on your Shuttle Gauge. Cheers

best way I’ve found to draw chem from shuttles, flush the hose , and have it empty ready for the next. Done it this way for a fair while now, but should have long time ago. Im sharing it coz I know a lot of farmers have some wild setups.Exposing themself to it. Any improvements ?

@grantcropcircl1 @floyds63 @dionbenAGT @jsawyer97 @Murali_Mohan_ Any barley in your early seeding windows?

Crop Circle Research Plant Breeding team conducting Time of Sowing research on behalf of AGT in Yuna, WA. Now in its 6th year of generating data for the northern region. As a result of early planting research, the surrounding paddock has been planted to Denison wheat in mid April, filling an early seeding window not generally used for cereal crops and promising a high yield potential. @agtbreeding

@Horob @JohnDeere @KibbleEquipment @ValleyPlains @PVEQUIP @Finbrown123 helped us diagnose this issue too. From memory running a full page air cart rather than a half page on one of the two displays also fixed problem.

Do your @johndeere 1910 Air Cart settings change on their own? Gremlin we run into every spring, but still not common enough to remember right away. Likely culprit is Gen 4 or 5 + extended monitor with cart run page modules running on both screens. See example pictures Symptoms: meter roller color flips, cart size changes, tool type changes, phantom "display" tab, software versions not displaying and other weird behavior. Fix: keep 1910 run pages on one display only not both. DTAC 118400 #plant26

@JarrodAmery We also stagger depths when chasing canola. The other thing I’ll always do when chasing moisture after rain is turn fert off

What’s your thoughts on this sowing strategy when sowing canola from the 7th April & moisture seeking on 27 degrees days? Keen to hear your thoughts on what could be improved 🤔

@Doctor_650 @BradenBagley @SLR_Agriculture trials showed decent generation from Calibre and other longer coleoptile varieties compared to proper long varieties. I think if I was going to go deeper it would be in a clean low ryegrass paddock, ensure I didnt have both tref&Sakura, and halve the fert

@Doctor_650 @BradenBagley Yeah I’m yet to see a machine which can maintain seed depth from clay into sandplain. We go deeper than most with wheat. I’m at 65mm at the moment. I have gone to 90mm successfully. I’ve also regretted going deep.

Can’t believe the moisture at 2 inches. This wheat will germinate, then it might need a little luck.

@markede05626239 @ausstockchick It allows people to offset repairs an interest (minus rent) of an investment property from their income tax. Pro: encourages investment in real estate Con: investors have advantage over 1st home buyers

@ausstockchick What is negative gearing? I don’t understand it

The huge gains on the housing market are behind us. Rates rises make it harder to achieve positive cashflow so people buy to negatively gear. Removing negative gearing will stop investors from buying. I don’t think anyone is mad about this. #ausbiz

@4FarmersBill @AmberB_C @Mistadamage @DPIRDbroadacre Absolutely. Though many of these changes are predictable. In our area they are predicting a continued shift from winter to summer rain. Less frequent but more intense rain events. Warmer winters and more frost (counterintuitive isn’t it). And our systems will adapt

@hirschirsch @AmberB_C @Mistadamage @DPIRDbroadacre The “new climate” - i think we have all done that - we dry seed, we no-till, use herbicides, match N to how wet the season is. The ones that really hurts is when we have no opening rain & have stored water. Just when you think you have a new climate - it will change 😉

Large areas of Australia have got wetter since Federation.

@S_M_Bowman Sun goes down a lot earlier in Carnamah

Got a lot of canola cotyledons just sitting around going nowhere in these warm dry days which I’d normally be fine with but they’re just right in that mouse danger zone where one nip and they gone. Many croppies