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Listen to NSW DPIRD's 'dynamic duo', Steve Simpfendorfer and Brad Baxter discuss:
What we learnt in 2024 and disease legacy effects for 2025.What's showing up in the stubble testing from this summer.What diseases could be an issue this season.Management tips. -
Introducing some of NSW DPIRD's young researchers and the projects they are looking into:
Nicole Dron:
Heat tolerance in pulses.Grain protein in pulses, why does it matter?Intergrated disease management (IDM) in in faba bean.Nitrogen fixation.Sam Blanch:
Charcoal rot in summer crops.Net form net blotch in barley.Mitch Clifton:
Long coleoptile wheats. -
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🎧 PODCAST: Cereal disease update 🎧
NSW DPIRD's Brad Baxter, Steve Simpfendorfer and Sam Blanch chat with us re:
-Cereal disease update & what might be a problem for the rest of the season.
-Frequent questions they are being asked.
-Fungicides & the kick-back period.
-Stripe rust & adult plant resistance (APR) & how it works.
-Net form net blotch (NFNB) research. -
How to manage diseases in your canola from now till harvest.
NSW DPIRD's Kurt Lindbeck gives us some tips on:
-Knowing your crop's disease risk from now till maturity.
-Some key aspects of sclerotinia & blackleg's life cycle that can influence your decision to spray or not.
-Real life scenarios from the paddock & management options. -
Growing sorghum in 2024? Tips for getting it right with NSW DPI's Loretta Serafin.
NSW DPI's Research Agronomist Loretta Serafin chats with us about grain sorghum.
Recent research into:
-Row spacing
-Planting times
-Nutrition
And how to 'build the package' to maximise your sorghum yields in the coming season.
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NSW DPI's plant pathologists, Steve Simpfendorfer & Joop van Leur, talks us through diseases and viruses showing up in paddocks:
Is it really disease?Septoria: 'the most mis-diagnosed disease of 2024". What it looks like, what it's lifecycle is.The difference between yellow leaf spot and septoria.Virus in canola, what the story?Correct use of fungicides. -
NSW DPI's plant pathologist, Kurt Lindbeck, talks us through the diseases of faba bean:
-What diseases are dominant in the north versus the south.
-Threats in 2024.
-Conditions favouring diseases.
-Management strategies.Want more info? Head to:
"Managing diseases of faba bean 2024"www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/__data/assets/p…ean-in-2024.pdf
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Join NSW DPI's plant pathologists Steve Simpfendorfer and Brad Baxter and entomologist Zorica Duric with an update on:
-What diseases have been identified so far in 2024.
-Is it a disease or is it weather or herbicide related or a combination of the above?
-Correct fungicide timing.
-Aphids: what species are about & how to manage them. -
NSW DPI's Brad Baxter & Steve Simpfendorfer talk us through:
-How the season is shaping up.
-What diseases could be an issue in 2024.
-What diseases are out there already.
-How to mitigate for these.
-What the 2023 Rust Reports from Sydney University have taught us.
....and Brad's lack of chocolate consumption over Easter......
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Listen to NSW DPI's Toni Petronaitis talk us through how your harvest management can affect crown rot growth
-Impacts of stubble height on disease growth.
-Climatic conditions that favour disease growth in stubble.
-Rate of disease growth (this might surprise you!)
Steve Simpfendorfer & Brad Baxter give us a end-of-season disease wrap up.
-Stripe rust (yes, it's still about!).
-Crown rot.
-Ramularia in barley.
-Other 2023 diseases. -
What's happening out there at the moment with cereal diseases?
-How can you limit disease impacts for 2024?
-Simphy and Brad, plant pathologists from NSW DPI, give us a rundown. -
NSW DPI's plant pathologists, Brad Baxter & Steve Simpfendorfer, have a chat about what happening in cereal crops at the moment. Diseases that are appearing & how to control them, along with ones that may become an issue in 2023.
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NSW DPI's Steve Simpfendorfer and Brad Baxter have a chat about what diseases could be the main 'nasties' in 2023.
-How to minimise the loss for these diseases pre-season.
-How to know if you have a problem.
-The do's and don't for 2023. -
NSW DPI's Steve Simpfendorfer and Col McMaster give us a rundown on the importance of good quality planting seed.
Sourcing quality planting seed could be a challenge this year after the sagas of 2022
We cover:
-what constitutes good quality planting seed
-what diseases can be seed borne
-how you can test your seed. -
In this podcast with Amanda Thomas, Regional Extension Officer, CottonInfo, we chat about all things off-target spray drift:
-how big is the problem
-why its so bad this year
-who's responsible
-tips for avoidance
-new technology that can help
....along with the Christmas turkey & voodoo dolls!spray drift
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NSW DPI's plant pathologist, Kurt Lindbeck gives us a rundown in mould in canola:
-What's causing the problem?
-Are the moulds toxic?
-What could I have done to prevent it?
-How can I avoid it next year? -
Brad Baxter and Steve Simpfendorfer, NSW DPI's cereal pathologists, join us for a podcast to help dispel some of the urban myths around stripe rust in 2022.
-Did you spray at the right time?
-What has happened with pathotypes this year?
-Is disease resistance breaking down? -
Nathan Ensbey, technical officer with NSW DPI based at Grafton, talks us through the trial work being done into early planting of soybean.
-Why you would do it
-What varieties are suited to an earlier plant
-Some tips to get it right. -
NSW DPI's plant pathologist Kurt Lindbeck, gives an update on:
-What is happening in the paddock with canola and pulse crops.
-Is it too late for fungicides to be effective in canola?
-Upper canopy blackleg and late season sclerotinia in canola.
-What nasties are raising their heads in pulse crops. - Mostrar mais
