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Tasmania, Australia
Joined March 2013
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cocksfoot and strawberry clover mix in the Tamar Valley #strawberryselfie #perenniallegumes @TasInAg @meatlivestock
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Our University has ranked number one in the world for Climate Action in the prestigious @timeshighered Impact Rankings.
We've also improved across several important areas and have risen to number two in the world for overall impact. Learn more: utas.au/THE_Rankings_2024
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In this first episode of PIPS 4 Profit Podcasts, the team explore the benefits of soil organic matter in apple and pear orchards, and the pros and cons of carbon market 'offsetting' schemes and 'insetting' programs.
@Hort_Au @TasInAg @VicGovAg @nswdpi
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Producers from Tas and Gippsland meeting next week in Melbourne to set research priorities for our region for Southern Australian Livestock Research Council (#SALRC). If you are a red meat producer with an idea for research or a priority you want to support please DM me.
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Can #grazing management increase #soilcarbon?
Join us & review authors @_SarahMcDonald, @WarwickBadgery & @m8harrison for a #SoilWeek webinar to find out what the science says.
📅 Thurs 7 Dec 1pm AEDT/10am AWST
Register: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi…
#WorldSoilDay #netzero #AgChatOz
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Aren't these the cutest little seed potatoes you've ever seen? They're part of my research project with @SimplotCompany designing quicker, more reliable and more robust measures of physiological age @TasInAg. #potato #research #cuteplants #physiologicalage
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Following the release of 2021 Scholar Charles Downie's written report yesterday, his presentation from our National Conference is now available! youtu.be/VWgYdShjKbI?si=TpZk…
Thanks to @TasInAg and JM Roberts Charitable Trust for supporting this scholarship #ausag #tasinag #nuffieldag
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The advantage of deep roots on a #perennial #legume during a tough spring. Lucerne regrowth in dryland mixed pasture @TasInAg
ALT Lucerne regrowth in dryland mixed pasture
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Our #soilcrc2023 Participants Conference wrapped up yesterday with three fantastic field trips to look at soil management issues in northern Tasmania. Thanks to all involved!
#soilscience #soilresearch #collaboration #ausag
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It was great to visit my alma mater @UTAS_ & @TasInAg to see their cool dairy farming systems research, new TDRF dairy and to show Chloe Lai and @soil_suman where I started my research career.
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Congratulations to @TasInAg ‘s Tory Clarke for winning the AGA 5 min thesis competition!
I’ve had an incredible week at the #grassland #pasturelegume symposium in Perth, Western Australia, learning about legume use in pastures, and opportunities to improve them. Very thankful for the opportunity to attend with support from #AWHoward Memorial Trust and @AusGrassland
ALT A Lupin species growing among other pasture species. Beermullah, Western Australia.
ALT Certificate of award for Dr Tory Clarke winning the AGA’s 5 minute thesis competition.
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Proud of our PhD student @Laura_Goward presenting her first published paper today at the @AusGrassland #pasturelegumes symposium doi.org/10.1071/CP22366 @TasInAg @UTAS_ @CSIRO
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As a former chef, Phil Kay’s passion for sustainable food production led him to embark on a PhD with the Soil CRC at @UTAS_ 👨🎓 His research is uncovering the relationship between #SoilHealth and its biological communities. Meet Phil 👉 soilcrc.com.au/phd-student-s… @TasInAg
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Observing large numbers of red-legged earth-mite (RLEM) in established mixed sward experimental plots. Keep an eye out especially in newly sown pastures. They along with slugs can decimate emerging pasture legumes. More nre.tas.gov.au/Documents/Pas… Page 71
@TasInAg @RedMeatUpdates
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More variable climates require species that are more flexible and can adapt. Strawberry clover, known for waterlogging tolerance but it's tolerance to other conditions may be underestimated. Here is a recent review doi.org/10.1071/CP22301 @TasInAg @meatlivestock @RedMeatUpdates
ALT Strawbery clover flourishing in low rainfall, good season
ALT Strawberry clover in high rainfall pastures
ALT Strawberry clover expanding vegetatively in waterlogged soils
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Great afternoon talking with Circular Head Beef Producers Group about legumes in pastures and pasture renovation @TasInAg @RedMeatUpdates @PinionAdvisory
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East Coast Tas Pasture Walk @ Milton, Cranbrook on Tues 4th April. @TasInAg @NRMSOUTH @agriprove @RedMeatUpdates
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There's still time to apply for eNABLE, the new Tasmanian agriculture leadership program devised by @TasInAg and @Rural_Business.
🔗Applications close March 15, find out more here: utas.au/LeadershipProgram_
ALT Two people posing for a photo. They are standing infront of some trees, smiliing and holding a piece of paper.
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Valuable meeting at @UTAS_ Sandy Bay campus with @TasInAg Director, Prof Michael Rose, discussing the institute's work and future plans, including efforts to stimulate increased interest in the study of agriculture and #soil sciences.
ALT Pictured left to right: UTAS Professor and Soil CRC Program Leader Richard Doyle; Australia's National Soils Advocate, the Hon Penny Wensley AC; and Director of the Tasmanian Institute for Agricultural Research, Professor Michael Rose.