Gregor Heard is the national grains reporter with ACM Ag Media, covering all Australian grains industry news. .

Horsham, Victoria
Joined January 2011
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Tuesday’s grey and Wednesday too Thursday, wheat came roaring through It’s Friday, I’m in love (with wheat prices)
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Rye grass that survive glyphosate and then 3 paraquat applications are concerning. I used to think it’s just size + moisture + coverage issue until I got results back via @PBoutsalis confirmed the low level paraquat resistance is out paddocks.Rye grass is evolving @CropDoctor54
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Gregor Heard retweeted
The dangers of glufosinate as a solo spray on rye grass - needs to have additional spikes to assist and ideally in conjunction with double knock with synergistic pre em if possible too ✊- regrowth a major risk. Future gets trickier without paraquat @CropDoctor54 @robbert115
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How do you like your wheat in the morning? Up a healthy A$21 post WASDE?
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Urea in Australia Now, AUD 1,500/tonne Before, around AUD 800/tonne This AUD 80/tonne cost increase - for a 3 tonne crop Wheat variable cost break even per tonne Now, 310 Before, 260 19% increase Wheat - ASX Now, 339 Before, 313 8% increase Does not add up #oatt
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Nice move for free public transport in vic sure- but have to remind govt about rural vic where services don’t exist - meaning people remain absolutely exposed to price rises.
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Do the Socceroos ever play out of Sydney?
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What a disgrace of an ad @VodafoneAU - as usual a metro brand punching down on rural and regional Australia
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Road train after Road train leaving Port lincoln to head to the mining area yet we have farmers still without fuel.
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Government won’t implement a tiny container levy to adequately fund biosecurity in Australia because it’s inflationary but will look to put an inflationary emissions tax on fertiliser imports while excluding any taxes on coal and gas.
Replying to @aquiferts
Yep. I am really angry with the paper dcceew.gov.au/climate-change… Its arse about: essentially contradicts the Government's own Ag and Land Sector Emissions plan and isnt really working with Paris Agreement Article 6.2 and 6.4 And does fuck all except up inflationary costs.
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Not ag related but what is happening with @theage - the puff pieces on the rich listers, the fawning coverage of some ridiculous $100g to join golf club - what was the point of that article? Still loads of great journalism, just a worrying amount of flim-flam on the side
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Summer rain can be annoying - but given the outlook for the rest of the year I reckon most here in the Wimmera would take a good soak - hopefully can conserve half at this time of year. Obvs early days, but more and more models jumping onboard.
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Yep the thermometer has just raised its bat, 1/2 century.
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Nice bit of Sod’s Law here in the Wimmera - too cold and wet for harvest all week then too hot and a TFB!
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The team have been busy checking in on our lentil fields in the Wimmera. They are still a couple of weeks off harvest.
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Interesting to see all the #REZs nominated by the Vic govt are basically in quiet parts of western Vic - couldn't have anything mucking up the high country or the coast where the city folk go for their dose of the country life.
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Poll is in.
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Rain rolling in right before cricket…. If only there was an accurate local radar we could look at to check exactly what time it will get here…..
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Hi all - hook up with #bom on Monday to discuss new website - what questions do you want asked?
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OK - unlike many I am not intrinsically opposed to #renewables but it's increasingly getting on my goat when I hear city callers to talk back patronisingly tell country people what they need to do 'for the greater good'. All the major benefits go elsewhere and we get crumbs.
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