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NSW DPIRD works hand-in-hand with farmers being the largest rural research provider in Australia. The aim of these podcasts is to deliver timely and relevant information to help growers and industry better manage and understand challenges to their farming systems.Bringing you the latest research and developments in agriculture, fisheries, forestry and biosecurity in NSW
NSW DPI hosts NSW DPIRD Agronomy, a science show with 41 episodes published.
Here’s our latest chat with NSW DPIRD’s plant pathologist Steve Simpfendorfer talking about what’s going on in paddocks in the CENTRAL and NORTHERN PARTS of NSW. There is heaps of MISDIAGNOSIS happening now: *what diseas
Listen to NSW DPIRD's pathologist Kurt Lindbeck, Wagga and Steve Marcroft, Marcroft Grains Pathology talk about canola diseases in 2026. Disease update: there is a lot going on! What the warm and wet conditions mean for
Listen to NSW DPIRD’s plant pathologists, Steve Simpfendorfer and Brad Baxter, along with Sam Blanch technical officer from Grafton, talk about what’s happening in the paddock. •What diseases are out there. •What could b
NSW DPIRD's Col McMaster talks us through tips and tactics to optimise establishment and maximise your planting opportunity. Topics include: Seed size and seed source. Planting time and depth. Seed bed moisture. The effe
Listen to what our favourite NSW DPIRD cereal pathologists Brad Baxter, Wagga and Steve Simpfendorfer, Tamworth have to say re the 2026 season: • What diseases were an issue in 2025 & the consequences of those for 2026.
Rutherglen bugs: from the trenches to your crops...... Hear what NSW DPIRD's Zorica Duric & CSIRO's Hazel Parry have to say about: - -Why they are a problem this year. -How to monitor. -Control options
Seasonal disease update with the NSW DPIRD plant pathology lads. -what to do from now till the end of the year with disease. -Stripe rust happenings. -Sclerotinia in canola & pulses. -Bacterial blight and crown rust & ha
🎧 PODCAST: Cereal disease update with Steve Simpfendorfer 🎧 Join us for the latest chat with Simphy on what is happening with cereal diseases in the central and northern regions of NSW. - Stripe rust : yes its about. W
They’re back. The NSW DPIRD ‘dynamic duo’ of Brad Baxter and Steve Simpfendorfer join us for the first in-crop disease podcast. •The impact of climate on crops: of the samples received in the north this season, 68% were
Listen to NSW DPIRD's sorghum expert Loretta Serafin discuss the on-farm research conducted in NW NSW over the last ~ 5 years by her team on agronomic tweaks for sorghum yield improvement. Setting your paddock up for suc
We talk to NSW DPIRD's aphid & virus experts, Joop van Leur, Zorica Duric & Solomon Maina on: -Viruses: the basics & why they mutate & how they are transmitted. -Aphids: which ones are an issue to us in winter cropping.
Listen to NSW DPIRD's Kurt Lindback & Marcrofts Grains Pathology, Steve Marcroft talk all things blackleg in canola: -disease life cycle -seedling versus upper canopy infection -how to know the risk in your paddock -vari
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
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 fab
🎧 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
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 c
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 -Nutr
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 lik
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.
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 re
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