Agronomy Australia is the professional body for ~500 agronomists in Australia and New Zealand working in research, academia, government & agribusiness.
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🌱 Thank you, #Agronomy26!
A huge THANK YOU to our delegates, speakers, presenters, sponsors, exhibitors, partners, volunteers and organising committee for making the 22nd Australian Agronomy Conference such a success.
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A legend of Top End agriculture!!
Congratulations to Ian Baker, winner of the @AgronomyAus Neil Fettell Award
🎙️abc.net.au/listen/programs/n… #Agronomy26
Richard Heath Zero Net Ag CRC informing #Agronomy26 delegates about the new agronomy paradigm- reward pathways.
What’s the scope for dual-purpose hemp? @bethpenrose shares the details at #Agronomy26
Derrick Moot describing the contents of updated Agronomy Textbook for NZ students #Agronomy26
Rick Llewllyn and team taking a deep dive - with a risk scope - into the Agronomy Australia archives-3,600 papers #Agronomy26
Feral O'Gara delivering a fascinating vignette on 40yrs of agronomy in Northern Australia #Agronomy26
#Agronomy26 Keynote CEO Sarah Corcoran emphasizing the significance of the North.
Simon Smith, NT Farmers CEO informing and entertaining us about Agronomy in NT #Agronomy26
Great presentation by @drloubee on utilisation and recovery of Nitrogen over consecutive seasons on the Western Australian wheatbelt 🌱⏳
Sally Poole presenting tradeoffs between production, profit and emissions with in-field spatial variation, and Congratulations on recent PhD submission @Sydney_Uni!
Opportunity for Moth bean as a new dual-purpose legume for Australian tropics with @925Surya #Agronomy26
Understanding the use of in-season strategies and legume legacy to minimise N mining with @YolandaPlowman @BCG_Birchip at #Agronomy26
Kicking off the #Agronomy26 Nitrogen session @c_celestina outlines N strategies to help get fertiliser decisions more right, more often 🌱
🏅 Congratulations to Professor Mike Bell, University of Queensland, recipient of the prestigious 2026 C.M. Donald Medal at #Agronomy26.
Celebrating 43 years of impactful research, leadership and mentoring, Mike represents the very best of applied agronomy. 👏
Professor Mike Bell, winner of the 2026 CM Donald Medal, acknowledging the support of significant mentors, technical officers and multi- agency collaborations. #Agronomy26
CONGRATULATIONS to Professor Mike Bell from the Unviersity of Queensland, winner of the 2026 CM Donald Award. #Agronomy26
Amelia Vellar, CEO NT Department of Agriculture and Fisheries officially opens #Agronomy26
