| Times | Monday 21 October 2024 |
| 4.00pm – 7.00pm | Conference Registration Desk Open Box Office |
| 5.30pm – 7.00pm |
Welcome Reception Kalyenup Studio and Foyer, Albany Entertainment Centre Proudly sponsored by Nutrien Ag Solutions |
| Times | Tuesday 22 October 2024 | ||||
| 7.30am – 5.30pm | Conference Registration Desk Open Box Office |
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| 8.15am 8.20am | Conference Welcome – Dr Ben Biddulph, President, The Australian Society of Agronomy | ||||
| 8.20am – 8.35am | Welcome to Country – Lynette Knapp, Merningar Barduk Elder | ||||
| 8.35am – 8.45am | Official Opening Address – Cec McConnell, DPIRD Deputy Director General of Primary Industries Development | ||||
| 8.45am – 9.45am |
Keynote Speaker Prof. Steve Hopper, Professor of Biodiversity, UWA & Lynette Knapp, Merningar Barduk Elder Session Chair: Dr Ben Biddulph, President, The Australian Society of Agronomy |
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| 9.45am – 10.30am |
CM Donald Medal followed by the Donald Oration Session Chair: Dr Ben Biddulph, President, The Australian Society of Agronomy |
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| 10.30am – 11.00am | Morning Tea & Exhibition City Side Foyer and Harbourside Foyer |
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| 11.00am – 12:15pm | Concurrent Session 1a | Concurrent Session 1b | Concurrent Session 1c | Concurrent Session 1d | Concurrent Session 1e |
| Theme | Managing and modifying soils to improve sustainability and productivity | Managing farming systems for sustainability, profitability and resilience | Emerging systems, native systems and Innovative agronomy | Emerging systems, native systems and Innovative agronomy | Management of abiotic and biotic stresses |
| Room | Princess Royal Theatre | Kalyenup Studio 1 | Kalyenup Studio 2 | Hanover Room | View Café |
| Session Chair | Nicholas George | Pippa Michael | Mariano Cossani | Rose Roche | Jeremy Whish |
| Q&A Facilitator | Rodrigo Pires | Jackie Ouzman | Kirsten Verburg | Lucy Watt | Ben Jones |
| 11.00am |
13. The resilience of re-engineered sandy soils in wet and dry seasons in Western Australia Dr Gaus Azam
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Prof. James Hunt |
Dr Phil Nichols |
Dr Naeem Sarwar |
185. Impact of heatwaves on yield components and grain quality in wheat A/Prof. Karine Chenu |
| 11.25am |
Virtual 127. Subsoil amelioration on clay soils in south-eastern Australia: where will it succeed Prof. Roger Armstrong |
Ms Lipy Adhikari |
168. Variation in productivity and feeding value among eight species of Australian native shrubs Dr Hayley Norman |
76. Inert mineral mulches provide an additional 42 % grain yield on sodic, alkaline clay soil Mr Wayne Parker |
Mr Dongyu (Justin) Wu |
| 11.40am |
Mr Brian Dzoma |
4. Preparing rural communities for the future: spatio-temporal optimisation of rotation sequences. Ms Karin Schiller |
192. Where are all the quandongs? Dr Joe Moore |
Dr Dongxue Zhao |
Mr Yunlong Bai |
| 11.55am |
Virtual 106. Crop responses to subsoil amelioration vary with soil type within a paddock Dr Daniel Hendrie |
Dr Waseem Ashfaq |
219. Valuing plant and soil testing information for agronomic decisions |
215. Suitability of mungbean as an opportunistic summer crop for southern Australia Sachesh Silwal |
Dr Jonathan Richetti |
| 12.15pm – 12.30pm | Concurrent Session 2a | Concurrent Session 2b | Concurrent Session 2c | Concurrent Session 2d | Concurrent Session 2e |
| Theme | Managing and modifying soils to improve sustainability and productivity | Managing farming systems for sustainability, profitability and resilience | Emerging systems, native systems and Innovative agronomy | Managing and modifying soils to improve sustainability and productivity | Management of abiotic and biotic stresses |
| Room | Princess Royal Theatre | Kalyenup Studio 1 | Kalyenup Studio 2 | Hanover Room | View Café |
| Session Chair | Nicholas George | Pippa Michael | Mariano Cossani | Rose Roche | Jeremy Whish |
| Q&A Facilitator | Rodrigo Pires | Jackie Ouzman | Kirsten Verburg | Lucy Watt | Ben Jones |
| 12.15pm |
15. Evaluating the fertiliser application options for barley crop grown in acidic duplex soil in WA Ms Kanch Wickramarachchi |
Dr Edward Mwando |
82. Does mungbean have a fit in southern Australian farming systems?: an opportunity-risk analysis Dr Lindsay Bell |
Mr Chad Reynolds |
42. Predicting Tiller Survival in Sorghum Paula Demarco |
| 12.20pm |
27. Combined impact of biochar and straw amendments on soil health and crop yield in wheat-maize system Mr Jinze Bai |
Virtual Mr Bernus Djigbe |
Dr Sarah Rich |
Md Shahinur Rahman |
93. Barley variety selection to maximise profits in high disease pressure environments Ms Annabelle Maher |
| 12.25pm |
39. Fracturing duplex soils and enhancing root growth to improve yield Mr Glenn McDonald |
Dr Xiaoxi Li
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Mr Kuma Ranathungamage |
Dr Induni Mahisha Kumari |
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| 12.30pm – 1.30pm | Lunch & Exhibition City Side Foyer and Harbourside Foyer |
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| 1.30pm – 2.40pm | Concurrent Session 3a | Concurrent Session 3b | Concurrent Session 3c | Concurrent Session 3d | Concurrent Session 3e |
| Theme | Managing farming systems for sustainability, profitability and resilience | Managing farming systems for sustainability, profitability and resilience | Managing farming systems for sustainability, profitability and resilience | Data systems, sensors and technology for improved decision making | Emerging systems, native systems and Innovative agronomy |
| Room | Princess Royal Theatre | Kalyenup Studio 1 | Kalyenup Studio 2 | Hanover Room | View Café |
| Session Chair | Kelly Pearce | Felicity Harris | Imma Farre Codina | Phil Honey | Giacomo Betti |
| Q&A Facilitator | Lachlan Lake | Xiaoxi Li | Rachel Crockett | Rob Harrison | Ben Trevaskis |
| 1.30pm |
167. Future feedbase systems for Australia’s low rainfall mixed farming zones Dr Hayley Norman |
7. What is the best fit for electric weed control in Australian agronomy? Dr Catherine Borger |
51. Artificial Intelligence in Agriculture: Is AI helping grow farming? Dr Jonathan Richetti |
139. Estimating Crop Emergence Dates from Satellite Imagery Fusion Mr Doug Hamilton |
Mr Tim Green |
| 1.55pm |
193. National Hay Agronomy; producing export quality oaten hay in different seasons Mrs Alison Frischke |
9. Electric weed control: Effective for weed management with no damage to soil biology Miss Miranda Slaven |
191. Advances in the measurement, characterisation, and classification of crop development Dr Corinne Celestina |
50. Himawari-8 Land Surface Temperature data capture frost across the Australian grain belt Dr Ha Nguyen |
202. A new key for recording the phenological development of indeterminant crops. Dr Jeremy Whish |
| 2.10pm |
Dr Hamideh Keshavarzi |
160. Management strategies to reduce the risk of pre-harvest sprouting and low Falling Number in wheat. Mr Jeremy Curry |
123. Identifying within-field yield gaps with boundary-line analysis Dr Dhahi Al-Shammari |
186. Mapping and identifying drivers of crop production in space and time using interpretive machine learning. Ms Sally Poole |
117. Modelling peanuts for nut-in-shell and fodder yield in the northern Australian tropics Dr Yash Chauhan |
| 2.25pm |
Dr Lucy Watt |
Virtual 122. Root plasticity, subsoil constraints and crop production in future climates Dr Daniel Hendrie |
Mr Aidan Sinott |
179. Understanding the drivers of within-field grain protein content variability with spatial data layers Miss Mikaela Tilse |
143. Natural Capitals contribution to production Mr David Broadhurst |
| 2.45pm – 3.00pm | Concurrent Session 4a | Concurrent Session 4b | Concurrent Session 4c | Concurrent Session 4d | Concurrent Session 4e |
| Theme | Managing farming systems for sustainability, profitability and resilience | Management of abiotic and biotic stresses | Application, integration and adoption of agronomy research into commercial production systems | Data systems, sensors and technology for improved decision making | Emerging systems, native systems and Innovative agronomy |
| Room | Princess Royal Theatre | Kalyenup Studio 1 | Kalyenup Studio 2 | Hanover Room | View Café |
| Session Chair | Kelly Pearce | Felicity Harris | Imma Farre Codina | Phil Honey | Giacomo Betti |
| Q&A Facilitator | Lachlan Lake | Xiaoxi Li | Rachel Crockett | Rob Harrison | Ben Trevaskis |
| 2.45pm |
67. Effect of spring canopy management on flowering and seed yield of a white clover seed crop Miss Fiona Anderson |
14. High throughput phenotyping of wheat spikes to improve understanding of abiotic stress on grain fill Mr Brendan Kupke |
24. Insights on adoption of climate smart agricultural practices in Central Australia Dr Girija Page |
Virtual 56. Data-based platforms for enhancing agriculture in Oceania Dr Carmen Teixeira |
134. Deep Sowing Opportunities with Oats Dr Sarah Rich |
| 2.50pm |
Dr Kevin Foster |
37. Interaction between soil microbiome and nematode community regulates crop growth Andong Shi |
156. Phenotyping radiation interception in chickpea Dr C. Mariano Cossani |
Virtual 57. Biochemical analysis of subterranean clover seed coat by FTIR-ATR Dr Carmen Teixeira |
Dr Matthew Nelson |
| 2.55pm |
Prof. Megan Ryan |
112. Linking chickpea phenology and grain yield across Australian cultivars and environments Dr Raul Giminez |
Ms Mariana Pares Andreucci |
Mr Miguel Trigo |
132. Improving the early management of dry sown cereal crops Mrs Amanda Cook |
| 3.00pm – 3.30pm | Afternoon Tea & Exhibiton City Side Foyer and Harbourside Foyer |
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| 3.30pm – 4.40pm | Concurrent Session 5a | Concurrent Session 5b | Concurrent Session 5c | Concurrent Session 5d | Concurrent Session 5e |
| Theme | Management of abiotic and biotic stresses | Emerging systems, native systems and Innovative agronomy | Managing farming systems for sustainability, profitability and resilience | Management of abiotic and biotic stresses | Managing and modifying soils to improve sustainability and productivity |
| Room | Princess Royal Theatre | Kalyenup Studio 1 | Kalyenup Studio 2 | Hanover Room | View Café |
| Session Chair | Greg Rebetzke | Yolanda Plowman | Mark Seymour | James Bee | Kirsty Smith |
| Q&A Facilitator | Luke Dawson | Daniel Rodriguez | Jonathan Richetti | Fernanda Dreccer | Lindsay Bell |
| 3.30pm |
200. Redefining flowering times of wheat and barley for future climates Dr Felicity Harris |
190. Do multi-purpose biofuel crops have a place in Australian farming systems? Dr Anthony van Herwaarden |
115. The role of break crop and pastures in improving WUE of wheat in WA farming systems. Dr Martin Harries |
161. Sowing depth and seed bed conditions for canola establishment. Dr Andrew Fletcher |
85. An assessment of nitrogen fertiliser inputs, efficiencies and gaseous losses Mr Jeff Kraak |
| 3.55pm |
189. Crop Flowering Calculator – an online tool to optimise sowing date for wheat, barley and canola Dr Jeremy Whish |
Andong Shi |
Dr Fekremariam Asargew Mihretie |
Miss Chloe Rout |
Ms Alice Butler |
| 4.10pm |
182. Apical pruning to delay flowering and avoid frost in early sown wheat and barley Mr Maxwell Bloomfield |
58. Grain sorghum modelling: Developing new areas in northwest NSW Ms Genevieve Durrington |
147. Can Legume Crops Increase Cropping Returns In Western Australia? Mr James Easton |
194. Assessing crop water use in wheat and sorghum National Variety Trials in Australia Dr Javier A. Fernandez |
86. Responses of long coleoptile wheat on ameliorated soils Dr Stephen Davies |
| 4.25pm |
Mrs Laura Goward |
209. Harnessing wild genetics: Exploring the next generation of enhanced Cold-tolerant Chickpeas Dr Amanuel Bekuma |
20. Pairing faba bean and field pea for agronomy and profit; preliminary findings Dr Lachlan Lake |
151. Changes in grain size associated with chickpea genetic yield gains in Australia Dr C. Mariano Cossani |
218. Potassium rundown in grain cropping and the emergence of potassium deficiency on loamy soils Prof. Richard Bell |
| 4.40pm | 10 Minute Break | ||||
| 4.50pm – 5.30pm | The Australian Society of Agronomy – Annual General Meeting Princess Royal Theatre |
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| 6.30pm – 11.00pm |
Zuern Field Trial Machinery Conference Dinner RetraVision Stadium – Celebrating 21yrs of Agronomy Australia Dress Code: Smart Business with a Touch of Black Tie Proudly sponsored by Zuern Harvesting
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| Times | Wednesday 23 October 2024 | ||||
| 7.30am – 5.30pm | Conference Registration Desk Open Box Office |
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| 8.15am – 9.00am | AW Howard Trust Medal presented by Lindsay Bell, followed by AW Howard Oration Chair: Sarita Bennett, Treasurer, The Australian Society of Agronomy |
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| 9.00am – 10.00am |
Keynote Speaker Harnessing AI for the Future of Precision Agriculture: Innovations and Impact Professor Raj Khosla, Professor of Agronomy, Kansas State University Session Chair: Sarita Bennett, Treasurer, The Australian Society of Agronomy Proudly sponsored by GRDC
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| 10.00am – 10.30am |
Keynote Speaker Example of a Mixed Cropping & Sheep Farming System in the North Stirling Region (WA) Wayne Pech, Owner, North Stirling Downs Agriculture |
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| 10.30am – 11.00am | Morning Tea & Exhibition City Side Foyer and Harbourside Foyer |
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| 11.00am – 12.10pm | Concurrent Session 6a | Concurrent Session 6b | Concurrent Session 6c | Concurrent Session 6d | Concurrent Session 6e |
| Theme | Managing farming systems for sustainability, profitability and resilience | Data systems, sensors and technology for improved decision making | Management of abiotic and biotic stresses | Data systems, sensors and technology for improved decision making | Application, integration and adoption of agronomy research into commercial production systems |
| Room | Princess Royal Theatre | Kalyenup Studio 1 | Kalyenup Studio 2 | Hanover Room | View Café |
| Session Chair: | Catherine Borger | Garren Knell | Lizzie Von Perger | Rick Llewellyn | Dean Thomas |
| Q&A Facilitator | Megan Ryan | Matthew Nelson | Garry Oleary | Richard Bell | Girija Page |
| 11.00am |
Dr Greg Rebetzke |
157. Managing the risks of frost and heat in wheat, barley, canola, chickpea and lentil Dr Dave Deery |
Dr Brenton Leske |
17. Optimising Rice Crop Management: Harnessing Near-Real Time Growth Curves Dr James Brinkhoff |
177. Estimated value of legumes to crop sequences at research and commercial scale in SE NSW Mr Tony Swan |
| 11.25am |
53. Effect of grazing on root growth in dual-purpose wheat – implications for soil water use Dr Eusun Han |
Dr Qunying Luo |
129. Frost response in crops detected from spaceborne hyperspectral imagery Dr Ha Nguyen |
180. Root phenotypic plasticity: agronomic and breeding implications Dr Dongxue Zhao |
148. Vetch agronomy in the lower Victorian Mallee Ms Brooke Bennett |
| 11.40am |
74. Industrial Hemp Variety Trial: Northern Territory site updates Mr Shah Nawaz |
Dr Peter Thorburn |
69. Intercropping provides a novel strategy to reduce frost damage in lentil Dr Penny Roberts |
125. Characteristics of environmental and genotypic variation for wheat in the National Variety Trial Bangyou Zheng |
172. FutureSheep – What will pasture production look like in South West WA in 2050 Mr Paul Sanford |
| 11.55am |
91. Development of high resolution soil organic carbon model in broadacre cropping regions of WA Mr Aidan Sinnott |
Dr Kirsten Verburg |
Ms Chaiyya Cooper |
16. Data Driven Insights for Cotton Farming in the Northern Territory: An Exploratory Analysis Dr Edward Mwando |
Dr Daniel Real |
| 12.15 – 12.30pm | Concurrent Session 7a | Concurrent Session 7b | Concurrent Session 7c | Concurrent Session 7d | Concurrent Session 7e |
| Theme | Management of abiotic and biotic stresses | Managing and modifying soils to improve sustainability and productivity | Data systems, sensors and technology for improved decision making | Management of abiotic and biotic stresses | Managing farming systems for sustainability, profitability and resilience |
| Room | Princess Royal Theatre | Kalyenup Studio 1 | Kalyenup Studio 2 | Hanover Room | View Café |
| Session Chair | Catherine Borger | Garren Knell | Lizzie Von Perger | Rick Llewellyn | Dean Thomas |
| Q&A Facilitator | Megan Ryan | Matthew Nelson | Garry Oleary | Richard Bell | Girija Page |
| 12.15pm |
199. The use of imaging to visualise the infection process of Sclerotinia sclerotiorum in lupins Miss Rachel Crocket |
81. Spading is one of the most profitable treatments for cropping on non-wetting sands Mr Chad Reyndolds |
3. Probing for antagonism, additivity and synergy in virus-drought and virus-virus relations A/Prof. Victor Sadras |
78. Can we alter cotton development using novel plant growth regulators? Dr Katie Broughton |
Miss Fiona Anderson |
| 12.20pm |
Mrs Ashmita Rijal Lamichhane |
Virtual 43. Do the nitrogen requirements of irrigated cotton vary with yield potential? Dr Rakesh Awale |
59. Precision agriculture approaches to model frost damage in winter grains Ms Si Yang Han |
211. Nitrogen mining affects soil carbon and limits crop yield Dr Yolanda Plowman |
89. Herbicide strategies for controlling flaxleaf fleabane Mr Angus Butterfield |
| 12.25pm |
Mr Simon Ong |
140. Initiation of a farming systems trial series in Western Australia. Dr Martin Harries |
10. Prediction of stem extension of Lucerne (MEDICAGO SATIVA L.) in early spring Miss Lauren Jones |
154. Managing Rosinweed and Star of Bethlehem populations in the Wimmera and Mallee regions of Victoria Mrs Kelly Angel |
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| 12.30pm – 1.30pm | Lunch & Exhibition City Side Foyer and Harbourside Foyer |
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| 1.30pm – 2.40pm | Concurrent Session 8a | Concurrent Session 8b | Concurrent Session 8c | Concurrent Session 8d | Concurrent Session 8e |
| Theme | Data systems, sensors and technology for improved decision making | Application, integration and adoption of agronomy research into commercial production systems | Management of abiotic and biotic stresses | Managing farming systems for sustainability, profitability and resilience | Managing farming systems for sustainability, profitability and resilience |
| Room | Princess Royal Theatre | Kalyenup Studio 1 | Kalyenup Studio 2 | Hanover Room | View Café |
| Session Chair | Stephen Davies | Sarah Rich | James Hunt | Victor Sadras | Jeremy Curry |
| Q&A Facilitator | James Easton | Gaus Azam | Ron Yates | Peter Thorburn | Hayley Norman |
| 1.30pm |
Dr Patrick Filippi |
21. Opportunities to sow summer soybeans in Western Australia for a resilient future Dr Chao Chen |
205. Water use and water use efficiency in chickpea during key stages for yield formation Dr Fernanda Dreccer |
126. Optimum flowering time of canola: Response to climate change and genotypic variation Bangyou Zheng |
152. Excess nitrogen also reduces yield in high yielding wheat crops Dr Ben Jones |
| 1.55pm | 73. Forecasting soil moisture with Deep Learning for improved dryland agriculture decision-making Mr Qazi Muqeet Amir |
Dr Sadeeka Jayasinghe |
130. The role of root traits in chickpea yield and yield stability Prof. Daniel Rodriguez |
178. Optimising the efficiency of farming systems in southern NSW Dr Xiaoxi Li |
164. Review of apsim’s soil nitrogen modelling capability: lessons and implications Dr Kirsten Verburg |
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63. Cotton micronaire drivers are latitude and temperature. Dr Tim Weaver |
Ms Tanja Morgan |
206. Lentil yield responses to high temperature Dr Lia B. Olmedo Pico |
19. Genetics of lentil phenology and interactions with yield Dr Lachlan Lake |
187. Nitrous oxide emissions and carbon balance of different N management systems Dr Arjun Pandey |
| 2.25pm |
46. From constraints to solutions: Evaluating sandy soil management with an interactive web app Mrs Jackie Ouzman |
146. Optimising the fit of long coleoptile wheats in current and future farming systems Dr Greg Rebetzke |
213. Correcting iron deficiency in broad beans growing on highly calcareous clay loams Dr Nigel Wilhelm |
Dr Luca De Prato |
214. Nitrogen-use efficiency of irrigated rhodes grass in Northern WA Miss Carla Milazzo |
| 2.45pm – 3.00pm | Concurrent Session 9a | Concurrent Session 9b | Concurrent Session 9c | Concurrent Session 9d | Concurrent Session 9e |
| Theme | Data systems, sensors and technology for improved decision making | Managing farming systems for sustainability, profitability and resilience | Management of abiotic and biotic stresses | Managing farming systems for sustainability, profitability and resilience | Data systems, sensors and technology for improved decision making |
| Room | Princess Royal Theatre | Kalyenup Studio 1 | Kalyenup Studio 2 | Hanover Room | View Café |
| Session Chair | Stephen Davies | Sarah Rich | James Hunt | Victor Sadras | Jeremy Curry |
| Q&A Facilitator | James Easton | Gaus Azam | Ron Yates | Peter Thorburn | Hayley Norman |
| 2.45pm |
110. Overcoming the root phenotyping bottleneck in cereals: opportunities for breeding and agronomy Prof. Daniel Rodriguez |
Dr Tao Luo |
Dr Raul Gimenez |
155. Species by Time of Sowing Trial in Chapman Valley, Western Australia. Ms Stephanie Boyce |
97. Starter fertiliser reduces the critical soil phosphorus requirements of two tropical pasture legumes Dr Jonathan McLachlan |
| 2.50pm |
Miss Jamina Gabriella Bondad |
Integrated weed management for direct seeded lowland rice systems of northwest Cambodia Prof. Daniel Tan |
98. The effect of pH and PBI on the critical phosphorus requirements of two tropical pasture species Dr Jonathan McLachlan |
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| 2.55pm – 3.30pm | Afternoon Tea & Exhibiton City Side Foyer and Harbourside Foyer |
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| 3.30pm – 4.40pm | Concurrent Session 10a | Concurrent Session 10b | Concurrent Session 10c | Concurrent Session 10d | Concurrent Session 10e |
| Theme | Application, integration and adoption of agronomy research into commercial production systems | Management of abiotic and biotic stresses | Application, integration and adoption of agronomy research into commercial production systems | Managing farming systems for sustainability, profitability and resilience | Data systems, sensors and technology for improved decision making |
| Room | Princess Royal Theatre | Kalyenup Studio 1 | Kalyenup Studio 2 | Hanover Room | View Café |
| Session Chair | Daniel Kidd | Brenton Leske | Rebecca Smith | Nigel Wilhelm | Tim Overheu |
| Q&A Facilitator | Patrick Fillipi | Joseph Eyre | Roger Lawes | Courtney Peirce | Derrick Moot |
| 3.30pm |
Dr Lindsay Bell |
212. Is yield a poor determinant of crops’ nitrogen fertilizer requirements? Dr Peter Thorburn |
Dr Penny Roberts |
Dr Stephen Davies |
158. weatherOz, a unified interface to access and source Australian climate data Rodrigo Pires |
| 3.55pm |
31. Australian Wheat Sustainability Framework: A Bottom-Up Model Mr Bruno Moreira |
Virtual Dr Katherine Dunsford |
72. The nexus between rotation profits and emissions: the impact of legumes? Mr Christophe d’Abbadie |
163. Deep mixing of gravelly loamy duplex increased canola yields Mr Glenn McDonald |
165. A flexible framework for foliar disease modelling for profitable fungicide management. Dr Harry Eslick |
| 4.10pm |
137. Profitable, low-emission nitrogen application strategies in Western Australian dryland cropping Mr Sud Kharel |
64. Residual benefits from dual phosphorus placement to crops in south-eastern Australia Dr Shihab Uddin |
Johnny Machon |
Virtual Dr Katherine Dunsford |
Dr Balwinder Singh |
| 4.25pm |
Mr Zhihao Tan |
169. Rainfall before sowing is an important factor in wheat response to phosphorus fertiliser Dr Craig Scanlan |
131. Productivity – sustainability trade-offs are mitigated through optimized nitrogen banking strategies Dr Ismail Garba |
128. Soil testing for managing crop inputs to overcome soil acidity and alkalinity constraints. Dr Geoffrey Anderson |
195. The Crucial Role of Farmer Data in Effective Agricultural R&D Mr Christophe d’Abbadie |
| 4.40pm | 10 Minute Break | ||||
| 4.50pm – 5.10pm | Conference Close | ||||
| 5.15 – 6.15pm | Farewell Drinks – Proudly Sponsored by Howard Trust | ||||
| Times | Thursday 24 October 2024 |
| All Day | Conference Field Trips |
