@SorgGuy

Australian sorghum breeder and geneticist currently working for the Queensland Alliance for Agriculture and Food Innovation at the University of Queensland

 Australia
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Joined May 2012
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Travis Leonard@LeonardSeedsOct 24
Milo harvest in southwest Kansas. Not the best year but some bushels.
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NEW! PSoup: an R package for predicting the outcomes of biological networks without kinetic parameters by Nicole Fortuna, Brodie Lawson, Christos Mitsanis, Kevin Burrage and Christine Beveridge @CoEPlantSuccess @QAAFI buff.ly/nc1jAvK #PlantScience #Networks #Branching

PSoup: an R package for predicting the outcomes of biological networks without kinetic parameters

Abstract. Mechanistic models built for prediction are often treated as a parameter estimation problem. Using Bayesian inference on a well-studied shoot bra

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Sorghum pollen is tiny
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How do grass crops defend against evolving diseases? > New pan-NLRome research across rice, maize, and sorghum maps conserved & unique immune receptor genes—giving breeders new targets for disease resistance: ow.ly/tgua50ZT3XM • @T_Yongfu • @EmmaOmics • @SorgGuy
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These guys are out and active already!
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Sorghumbase@sorghumbaseSep 28
The Global Sorghum Conference 2026 brought the international sorghum community together to share research, build connections, and advance sorghum innovation. Explore the highlights! sorghumbase.org/post/from-th…
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Huge data centre under construction in West Texas
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James Schnable
@szintriSep 16
I now have opinions on flaked vs ground corn and berry processing when harvesting sorghum for silage. Great thing about attending talks outside my field (in this case Steve Martin's talk on dairy rations).
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Commercial sorghum breeding leaders talk about the challenges of delivering traits to farmers at the global sorghum conference at Lubbock Texas.
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This is interesting. The America's produce the vast majority of global ethanol.
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Tim Lust talks about the amazing changes to sorghum production driven by south and central America particularly Brazil!
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Great presentations on the food uses of sorghum at the global sorghum conference
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Emma Mace@EmmaOmicsSep 15
Very pleased to be in Lubbock for the start of the 3rd Global Sorghum Conference and to enjoy the opening plenaries @TexasTech
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I just gave my plenary presentation at the global sorghum conference. What a way to spend my 60th birthday! Talking about delivering traits to farmers. Fantastic to highlight the DPI GRDC and UQs deployment of sorghum midge resistance as a case study. @GRDCNorth
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James Schnable
@szintriSep 13
Good to be back in Lubbock.
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I travel a lot and have only been to Lubbock 3 times. So it is curious that I have spent more time sitting in a plane on the tarmac at Lubbock airport waiting for a gate than anywhere else in the world. Glad to be here now
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Heading for Lubbock for the global sorghum conference. A great week of sorghum science at one of the homes of sorghum research in the USA. Also honoured to be giving a plenary at the conference on my 60th birthday.
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The Genotype x Environment x Management (#GxExM) Symposium IV will bring together researchers, industry, modellers and agricultural innovators to explore the critical role of GxExM interactions in #crop improvement. Register for free: bit.ly/GxExM-IV
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📢 New publication 'New components in genetic regulation of age-dependent compound #leaf architecture in #pea' by Jacqueline Vander Schoor et al. in @NewPhyt 🌿 doi.org/10.1111/nph.71515

New components in genetic regulation of age‐dependent compound leaf architecture in pea

Compound leaf development in pea (Pisum sativum).

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