
Better Frost Decisions - June 2023
05/26/23 • 28 min
Welcome to the Better Frost Decisions Podcast, where we explore innovative strategies and expert insights to help you make informed decisions in the cropping season. In this limited series, our engaging conversations with industry leaders bring you the latest frost research and practical solutions for managing risk and optimizing yield.
In this episode, we're thrilled to chat with Peter Hayman, Principal Scientist for Climate Applications at SARDI, about the importance of decision-making and addressing the challenges of El Nino.
We also check in with Max Bloomfield, Research Manager at FAR Australia, for an inside look at manipulating flowering time with agronomic practices and CSIRO's Bonnie Flohr to find out more about optimal flowering time.
As we navigate the complexities of frost and its impact on our communities, we know firsthand the frustration and disappointment it can bring. Join us on this journey to discover what's new in frost research, hear from those who are dealing with it firsthand, and learn how we can make better decisions to support growers in the Southern region. It's time to catch up with Peter Hayman.
Take a look at the Better Frost Decisions Newsletter for June click here
This podcast is by the GRDC project "Applying current knowledge to inform grower decision making to mitigate the impact of frost, now and in the future" (MSF2007-001SAX)
Support the show: https://msfp.org.au/about/membership/
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Welcome to the Better Frost Decisions Podcast, where we explore innovative strategies and expert insights to help you make informed decisions in the cropping season. In this limited series, our engaging conversations with industry leaders bring you the latest frost research and practical solutions for managing risk and optimizing yield.
In this episode, we're thrilled to chat with Peter Hayman, Principal Scientist for Climate Applications at SARDI, about the importance of decision-making and addressing the challenges of El Nino.
We also check in with Max Bloomfield, Research Manager at FAR Australia, for an inside look at manipulating flowering time with agronomic practices and CSIRO's Bonnie Flohr to find out more about optimal flowering time.
As we navigate the complexities of frost and its impact on our communities, we know firsthand the frustration and disappointment it can bring. Join us on this journey to discover what's new in frost research, hear from those who are dealing with it firsthand, and learn how we can make better decisions to support growers in the Southern region. It's time to catch up with Peter Hayman.
Take a look at the Better Frost Decisions Newsletter for June click here
This podcast is by the GRDC project "Applying current knowledge to inform grower decision making to mitigate the impact of frost, now and in the future" (MSF2007-001SAX)
Support the show: https://msfp.org.au/about/membership/
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Tanja Morgan chats to Alistair about last season, the impact of the wet finish and what to expect going into 2023.
This podcast has been developed with the support of Local Land Services with funding from the Australian Government's National Landcare Program.
Useful Resources discussed during this podcast.
Agriculture Victoria Cereal Disease Guide
Agriculture Victoria Pulse Disease Guide
Adama web site
https://www.adama.com/australia/en
Soprano 500
https://www.adama.com/australia/en/crop-protection/fungicides/soprano-500
Adama Tank Mixing Guide
https://www.adama.com/australia/en/tank-mixing-guide
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Thanks to Daniel Schuppan, Nutrien Livestock Production Specialist for his expertise on the subject, and for sharing his insights with us.
This project is supported by the Mallee Catchment Management Authority through funding from the Australian Government's Future Drought Fund.
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