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DUBBO
NSW
THURSDAY 24 & FRIDAY 25
FEBRUARY 2022
GRAINS RESEARCH
UPDATE
DRIVING PROFIT THROUGH RESEARCH
Dubbo RSL, Cnr Brisbane & Wingewarra St , Dubbo, NSW 2830
Thursday 24 & Friday 25 February 2022
The 2-day GRDC Grains Research Update at Dubbo is on again in February 2022. This is a cornerstone event
for the grains industry in central NSW. If you are involved in the production side of the grains industry, this is
an event that you cannot afford to miss. Come along and hear the latest grains research information, share
ideas and update your knowledge.
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DAY 1 PROGRAM – Thursday 24 February 2022
9am registration for a 10am start, finish by 5:15pm
Time Topic Speaker(s)
9:00 AM Registration, morning tea & trade displays
10:00 AM Welcome GRDC
10:30 AM How large is the greenhouse gas footprint of northern farming Lindsay Bell
systems and options to reduce this. (CSIRO)
11:05 AM Carbon sequestration options for grain producers in NSW & Qld Peter Grace (Queensland
- pros, cons and pitfalls. University of Technology)
11:40 AM Capitalising on good seasons – What do more profitable growers do? Simon Fritsch
(Agripath)
12:15 PM Lunch
1:15 PM Concurrent session 1 (See concurrent sessions for details)
3:00 PM Afternoon tea
3:30 PM Concurrent session 2 (See concurrent sessions for details)
5:15 PM Close
7:00 PM Networking dinner & drinks at the Devil’s Hollow Brewery.
10 Commercial Ave, Blueridge Business Park, Dubbo (Supported by FMC & AGT)
DAY 2 PROGRAM – Friday 25 February 2022
7:30-8:20am early risers session, Day sessions 8:30am start, finish by 2:55pm
Time Topic Speaker(s)
7:30 -8:20 EARLY RISERS DISCUSSION SESSION Steven Simpfendorfer (NSW DPI),
AM Fungicide decision making and implications for fungicide Robert Park (University of Sydney, PBI),
resistance development. & John Cameron (ICAN)
8:30 AM Concurrent session 3 (See concurrent sessions for details)
10:15 AM Morning tea
10:45 AM Concurrent session 4 (See concurrent sessions for details)
12:30 PM Lunch
1:30 PM Farming system nutrient legacies - impacts on N inputs, Lindsay Bell (CSIRO)
cycling and recovery of applied fertilisers. A comparison of N
strategy and outcomes at Trangie on red and black soils.
2.10 PM Planning for high N and P input costs for 2022. Jim Laycock (Incitec Pivot)
Panel discussion
2:30 PM Lindsay Bell (CSIRO),
Jim Laycock (Incitec Pivot),
& Matt Shephard (IMAG Consulting)
2:55 PM Close
LOCATION & TIMING OF CONCURRENT SESSIONS
Main auditorium Starlite 1 & 2 Starlite 3
Day 1 – Session 1 & 2 Cereal disease Soil sodicity constraints Canola
Day 2 – Session 3 & 4 Pulses and subsoils Weeds Cereals and remote sensing
(Agenda subject to change)CONCURRENT SESSIONS Pulses and subsoils (Day 2, Sessions 3 & 4)
Time Time Topic and Speaker(s)
session 1 session 2
Cereal disease (Day 1, Sessions 1 & 2) 8:30 AM 10:45 AM Chickpea chilling tolerance - unpacking when
yield potential is generated in chickpeas and
Time Time how different commercial cultivars accumulate
Topic and Speaker(s)
session 1 session 2 yield. How effectively can we identify and target
optimum flowering windows?
1:15 PM 3:30 PM Planning for stripe rust management in 2022. Neroli Graham (NSW DPI)
Robert Park (University of Sydney, PBI)
8:55 AM 11:10 AM Ascochyta management in chickpeas - timing x
1:45 PM 4:00 PM Cereal disease issues for 2022. What did we environment x variety. Hayley Wilson (NSW DPI)
learn in 2021 and how can we use this to
improve management? 9:20 AM 11:35 AM A new diagnostic tool for botrytis in chickpeas
Steve Simpfendorfer (NSW DPI) – in-paddock biosensors - progress toward an
in-paddock diagnostic device that is cheap,
2:15 PM 4:30 PM Is there a disease downside to stripper fronts? reliable, and accurate. Also; mapping
Harvest height implications for crown rot and Ascochyta rabiei aggressiveness and
other stubble borne diseases. understanding the pathogen adaptation to
Toni Petronaitis (NSW DPI) disease management strategies.
2:35 PM 4:50 PM Nitrogen impacts on crown-rot and implications Ido Bar (Griffith University)
for management. Mitch Buster (NSW DPI) 9:45 AM 12:00 PM How subsoil management improves crop
productivity in dryland cropping: Linking
changes in PAW and root responses to sub soil
amendments. Varietal differences and novel new
Soil sodicity constraint research ameliorants under test. Ehsan Tavakkoli (NSW DPI)
(Day 1, Sessions 1 & 2)
Weeds (Day2, Sessions 3 & 4)
Time Time Topic and Speaker(s)
session 1 session 2 Time Time Topic and Speaker(s)
session 1 session 2
1:15 PM 3:30 PM Core research sites - ameliorating sodicity
constraints with a range of treatments. ESP vs 8:30 AM 10:45 AM Killing glyphosate resistant weeds - making
aggregate stability as an indicator of likely the most of sprays applied by optimising
response to gypsum. Chris Guppy (UNE) application; water quality; adjuvants and tank
1:45 PM 4:00 PM Satellite sites – ameliorating spatially variable mix do’s and don’ts. Maurie Street (GOA)
soil constraints. What did growers try, what 9:00 AM 11:15 AM Five years of crop competition research in
was done and how has it worked so far? the northern grains region - lessons learned
Stirling Roberton (USQ) and opportunities for growers. Asad Shabbir
2:15 PM 4:30 PM Subsoil sodicity constraints - a consultants (University of Sydney)
perspective. Andrew Ceeney (Pinnacle Agriculture), 9:30 AM 11:45 AM New pre-emergent options and their fit in
Graeme Callaghan (Delta Agribusiness), the farming system - an agronomists
David McKenzie (Soil Management Designs) observations. Greg Condon (Grassroots
2:40 PM 4:55 PM Panel discussion - Chris Guppy (UNE), Agronomy/WeedSmart)
Stirling Roberton (USQ), Andrew Ceeney (Pinnacle 9:50 AM 12:05 PM Panel discussion - Maurie Street (GOA),
Agriculture), Graeme Callaghan (Delta Agribusiness), Greg Condon (Grassroots Agronomy/WeedSmart),
David McKenzie (Soil Management Designs) Graeme Callaghan (Delta Agribusiness),
Mick Harris (AGnVET Services)
Cereals and remote sensing (Day 2, Sessions 3 & 4)
Canola (Day 1, Sessions 1 & 2)
Time Time Topic and Speaker(s)
Time Time session 1 session 2
Topic and Speaker(s)
session 1 session 2
8:30 AM 10:45 AM Satellite imagery, smart phones and drones
1:15 PM 3:30 PM Better canola establishment from better quality to classify crops and interpret and predict
grower retained seed and seed placement - key seasonal growth patterns to support decision
traits for seed quality and how do you grow a making and variety selection.
crop with these traits? Col McMaster (NSW DPI) Scott Chapman (UQ) & Andries Potgieter (UQ)
1:45 PM 4:00 PM Lessons from Hyper yielding crop research on 9:10 AM 11:25 AM How heat tolerant are our wheats? 5 years of
canola to capitalise on high yield potential data comparing varieties on their ability to
seasons; benchmarks, decision points, key tolerate heat. Richard Trethowan
levers and their interactions. Varieties, N and (University of Sydney)
fungicide lessons learnt. Rohan Brill (Brill Ag) 9:40 AM 11:55 AM Cereal breeding frontiers - awnless wheats,
2:15 PM 4:30 PM Managing upper canopy blackleg and heat and drought risk with grazing/hay wheats,
sclerotinia in lower and medium rainfall 100 day wheats for late sowing - can we breed
canola crops. Maurie Street (GOA) & another H45? Advances with long coleoptile
Kurt Lindbeck (NSW DPI) wheats for deep sowing. Greg Rebetzke (CSIRO)Register online at http://www.icanrural.com.au or fill out & fax/mail/email the attached to
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