Joe Eyre retweeted
This pest has a flower fascination 🧐🌼🐛
A greater understanding of why the pest 'Helicoverpa armigera' is passionate about pigeon pea flowers is helping researchers in breeding efforts and pest management strategies. @DAFQld
Read more: bit.ly/3SPKWag
Joe Eyre retweeted
Dr Joe Eyre discusses oportunities for new sorghum types in North QLD cotton-grains cattle farming systems #aussorgm23
Joe Eyre retweeted
Joseph Eyre from @QAAFI speaks about how large larvae of fall armyworms affect yield in sorghum and maize #aussorgm23
Joe Eyre retweeted
Melina Miles @beatsheetblog and Joe Eyre @bugner35 on their latest work in establishing Australian economic management thresholds for Fall Armyworm in maize (rainfed and irrigated) and sorghum.
Paper: bit.ly/3pJouni
Photo: thebeatsheet.com.au/key-pest…
#GRDCUpdates #Warra
Joe Eyre retweeted
Cheers to teamwork! ☕️🧁 Grateful for our research grant, legal team and my research colleagues, who worked tirelessly to secure the project with an extremely tight timeline.
Stay tuned; we will soon announce the details of a new initiative on sustainability! @QAAFI
Joe Eyre retweeted
We are close to a major update of the pliman package. Users will have the possibility to interact in a more dynamic and precise way with the new visualization option using the mapview and mapedit packages. In this example, the severity of a soybean leaf is measured iteratively.
Joe Eyre retweeted
An excellent initiative targeting reshaping farming systems rather than just fixing nuts and bolts. Looking forward to working with Dr Joe Eyre @bugner35 and team to learn and contribute to this initiative @QAAFI @CottonResearch @theGRDC @CRCNA
Announcement 📣
Cotton, Grains, Cattle Program (CGC) is set to reshape and refine #NorthernAustralia agriculture through sustainable cropping and cattle production 🐂🥜🌱☁️
Joe Eyre retweeted
Pictured at today's #Cotton Grain Cattle launch: CRDC's @SusanMaas4 with WA Ag Minister Jackie Jarvis, NT Agribusiness Minister Paul Kirby, @CRC_NA's David Larkin & @theGRDC's Gillian Meppem. Susan completed a 6 month secondment with CRCNA to help get this project up & running!🙌
Joe Eyre retweeted
Announcement 📣
Cotton, Grains, Cattle Program (CGC) is set to reshape and refine #NorthernAustralia agriculture through sustainable cropping and cattle production 🐂🥜🌱☁️ – at Darwin, Northern Territory
Joe Eyre retweeted
Exciting initial progress on the development of predictive models that incorporate environmental covariates into the analysis of GxExM data with great collaborators @alison_m_kelly @CForknall @Queensland_FSR
Biometrician Michael Mumford is part of a team developing a game changing new method of analysing agronomic trials. His research will be presented at the Australian Agronomy Conference in October. bit.ly/3yRYIw1
Joe Eyre retweeted
With maximum temperatures of 30+ degree's forecast for the end of the week... these guys should get up and going quite nicely after the recent showers. #wintersownsorghum #CQ @Queensland_FSR @bugner35 @DAFQld
Joe Eyre retweeted
Mungbean variety Opal-AU at University of Queesland, Gatton. @QAAFI #fieldwork #phdlife #researchlife #researcher #phdchat #AcademicChatter – at Gatton, Queensland
Joe Eyre retweeted
Have you submitted your EOI to present at #Agronomy2021 yet? Submissions close 20 January 2021, more information here: agronomyconference.com/expre…
#Toowoomba #Agronomy #Agriculture #SoilHealth #Economics #Sustainability
Joe Eyre retweeted
Transformational systems agronomy: #sorghum sown in winter (early August) near Surat, under a centre pivot (6 hybrids & 4 populations), and to be ratooned into a second harvest in January to produce about 17-20t/ha of grain + stubble bales @GRDCNorth @theGRDC @QAAFI @UQ_News
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Dryland winter #sorghum A75 at 8pl/m2 sown by a farmer on the 6th of August to the right and 20th August to the left at Warra. About 90-100mm soil moisture at sowing and 20mm total in crop rainfall so far (grain fill) in 3 rainfall events!! @GRDCNorth @QAAFI
Joe Eyre retweeted
This season so far, from CQ to the Western and Darling Downs, the only #sorghum you see was planted in mid and late winter by our leading farmers thanks to @GRDCNorth @DAFQld & @QAAFI
Joe Eyre retweeted
Low population in winter sorghum... no problem (kind of). Some hybrids had over 50 tillers to 8 plants today in the low pop treatments for the June sown Emerald Winter Sorghum biomass cuts today. Great work team! 2 to go. #CQ #wintersorghum






























