Was a fantastic afternoon with Marion presenting on authentic story telling and the importance of being transparent.

TLC busy advocating & educating across the country this week. Holly Ludeman spoke to 70+ producers at a sheep forum in Mount Gambier and Marion spoke at UWA Food for Thought event 🙏🙌🏼 ALEC #keepthesheep

And we’re off! We have a fantastic full theatre for the first Food for Thought UWA SAgE & The UWA Institute of Agriculture seminar: ‘How animal welfare shapes Australian animal production'. Looking forward to perspectives from Liz Jackson 💕🐑🐂🐄🐖, The Livestock Collective, Assoc/Prof Blache & Prof Maloney UWA Research

Guest lecture alert! 🚨 The UWA Institute of Agriculture is pleased to present this free lecture titled ‘Neurotransmitter to plant signalling molecule: GABA advancing the salt stress in #wheat ' 🌾 by IOA Adjunct Assoc/Prof Iqbal Khan on 22 May from 11am at the UWA Agriculture LT eventbrite.com.au/e/lecture-neur…

We're adding another voice to our panel- very happy that The Livestock Collective are able to join us!

The Livestock Collective is a not-for-profit organisation focused on growing the public understanding of agriculture.

Looking forward to hearing a range of perspectives on Wednesday 🐑

Happening on Wednesday! 👀 There's still time to RSVP for this upcoming seminar: 'Food for Thought: How animal welfare shapes Australian animal production' 🐑💗 Hosted by UWA SAgE & The UWA Institute of Agriculture and feat. A/Profs Dom Blache, Liz Jackson & Prof Shane Maloney eventbrite.com.au/e/food-for-tho…

Great afternoon with Roberto Busi looking at herbicide options to control Wild Radish. More walks to come!! AHRI

Review by George et al Root System & Rhizosphere Yakov Kuzyakov . . . priming Soil Science Tiina Roose 🏄🏻‍♀️🦁🌸 Plant and Soil
The UWA Institute of Agriculture

Bottom-up perspective–The role of #roots and #rhizosphere in #climatechange adaptation & #mitigation in #agroecosystem

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#PlantSci UWA Research UWA SAgE Root Biology News

Our 18th annual Postgraduate Showcase is just around the corner on 29 May! ✨ There are only 20 spots left, so hop over to Eventbrite & register ASAP: eventbrite.com.au/e/2024-postgra… Can't attend in person? No worries! The UWA Institute of Agriculture shares event recordings on YouTube: youtube.com/channel/UCHZPI…

Next week (Friday 19 Apr - 1PM) come to UWA SAgE to check current status of wild radish resistance (harvest 2023 samples). To stimulate your appetite, some photos showing different speed of kill of one resistant control (WA Kwinana West) and susceptible radish. Meet here 👇👇

The UWA P4S Node is one of the 3 Aussie universities putting plants in space through Axiom Space through the UK International Bilateral Fund. The team will be exploring just how plants can grow in high CO2 environments such as space stations.

Harvey Millar 🍀🚀 UWA

Congrat to student Salim: New in Plant Soil Springer Nature revealed the adverse impacts of combined low #phosphorus and #drought stress on #soybean production highlighting P for drought resilience
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UWA Research The UWA Institute of Agriculture UWA SAgE Kadambot Siddique Abiotic Stress Tolerance in Plants

New @uwaresearch examines how fine root lifespan is linked to root strategies of resource acquisition and protection 🌳🍎 School of Biological Sciences, UWA E/Prof Hans Lambers co-authored the @pnasnews study that observed 79 woody species' roots across 40 sites uwa.edu.au/news/article/2… #uwaresearch

How do we maintain sustainable, ethical animal production whilst supporting rural communities? 🤔🐑 Register to attend this free seminar 'Food for Thought: How animal welfare shapes Australian animal production' on 24 April hosted by UWA SAgE & The UWA Institute of Agriculture eventbrite.com.au/e/food-for-tho…

Nominations are now open for the W.E. Wood Award, which recognises outstanding research in understanding and or management of salinity in the West Australian landscape.

Nominate now: uwaceep.org/wood-award
Submission closes 31st May 2024.

Centre for Environmental Economics and Policy

Beautiful to see only with a farm tourist eye. It’s hard work (long day to windrow burn the one paddock). Nearly perfect conditions for a burn (light wind on an angle). Yet, some bloody ryegrass seed (sitting at the bottom) can make it through.