Researcher for DPIRD. Based in Esperance. Views are my own.
Joined May 2015
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Join DPIRD Research Scientist Jeremy Curry @JC6450 at #GRDCUpdates on Feb 27 to hear about the best strategies to optimise nutrition for canola in the high rainfall zone, including which nutrition investments made sense and which made no cents 💰! @GrainIndustryWA @GRDCWest
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Don't forget to register for the upcoming main field day at Gibson on Thursday 9th September @far_australia @Pooley_Nick_FAR @JC6450 @WhitingBj @AFGRIAU
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Don't forget to register for @theGRDC's Grains Research Update in Esperance where our very own Nick Poole will be joined by @DPIRDWA's Jeremy Curry to talk about achieving big yields for wheat, barley and canola in the HRZ. @Pooley_Nick_FAR @JC6450
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Just two days until FAR Australia's inaugural Crop Technology Centre Field Day (Albany Port Zone) featuring the GRDC funded HRZ Farming Systems and Hyper Yielding Crops projects.
@theGRDC @Stirlings2Coast @DPIRDWA @CSIRO
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Are you maximising your barley yield with enough plants?
An analysis of 57 trials (2012-2018), suggests that establishing 150 to 200 plants per square m is the sweet spot for grain yield in Western Australia.
Establishing less than 100 plants/m2 compromises yield potential.
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Stirlings to Coast HRZ demo at Cranbrook. Winter and Spring cereals x TOS +/- ripping
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OPPORTUNITY FOR A PLANT PHYSIOLOGIST
@DPIRDbroadacre has created a new barley physiology & agronomy position based with me at Northam (bit.ly/2yJG7Z6). Working across the barley supply chain, steer the next yield gain for barley in WA. Job advert bit.ly/2VZeAei
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@JC6450 and I taking @abts2019 guests @MaxPotterton and @HiroshiKubota2 to Beaumont to visit @GrainIndustryWA barley chair Lyndon Mickel and walk some @Wheat93 barley trials
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Draft program for the 2019 Australian Barley Technical Symposium now loaded onto our conference website abts.org.au. If you haven't registered yet, time to do so and join us in Perth from 09-12 September for a meeting of Australian and international barley minds.
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What’s happening in cropping research across the High Rainfall Zone of Australia? Join us at one of our WA workshops to find out more and have your say for the future.
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Okay Western Australian barley growers, I’d love to hear how RGT Planet is fairing for grain quality this harvest. I am interested in direct comparisons with malt varieties when sown with similar management, rotation and sowing date in close paddock proximity to each other.
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The Wheat variety guide is now available! See link for info on newly released & current wheat varieties. Sections include agronomic info, yield comparisons across Agzones, a new long season wheat section, fact sheets & flowering and maturity info. bit.ly/2Ox5Shu
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The 2019 Barley variety guide is now available online! Including information on currently grown and recently released barley varieties for WA. A hard copy will be mailed out in the coming weeks. See link to read now bit.ly/2RCMO3b
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Nice Spring day for the @DPIRDbroadacre and @Wheat93 EDRS Field day. Interesting topics discussed and good turnout! #jfg
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Save the date for the Esperance Downs Research Station (EDRS) Field Day "From PA to DA" on September 12. Other days in the spring calendar include:
Sept 4 EFOM Seminar (Farm Bytes)
Sept 11 Jerdacuttup Spring Field Day... facebook.com/Sepwa/posts/148…
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Trials suggest nitrogen fertiliser applied late in the season can achieve optimum results for both grain yields and protein levels – find out more here: bit.ly/2vu3Ho6
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GIWA Barley Rationalisation Plan 2019/20 - thanks to whole supply chain especially malsters for participation. More info GIWA Barley Spring Forum Mon 13 & Tues 14 August Dalwallinu. bit.ly/2L2tHkm @DPIRD_WA @cbhgroup
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The 2018 Barley variety fact sheets for WA are now available online! This quick reference guide will help you best manage your varieties this season as well as give you the most up to date info on the latest releases. bit.ly/1qCRTuR
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I've looked at the data and my summary for Spartacus CL is that it will perform similarly to La Trobe on farm but does have some handy agronomic and grain quality improvements over La Trobe that will benefit growers.
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Spartacus CL and Compass are now Barley Australia accredited malt varieties with both Banks (IGB1305) and RGT Planet passing Stage 1 and on track for a Stage 2 accreditation decision in 2019. xitter.cf/barleyaus/status/96915…