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The Irrigation Farmers Network is proud to present The Irrigation Channel - a podcast that brings news and information from the world of irrigation research and practices. IFN is a farmer driven, not for profit, independent research organisation, committed to providing the latest research in irrigated grain production and connecting growers with local, state and national research and extension. Collaborating with key research/extension organisations and funding bodies ensures growers across the region have access to the latest information in irrigated grain production systems to enable them to make informed decisions about best practice and drive profitable, sustainable farm systems.
Unknown Host hosts The Irrigation Channel, a business show with 20 episodes published.
This project aims to demonstrate flexible farming systems management including agronomic techniques that allow us to react to seasonal forecasting and variability. The goal is to create a flexible irrigated farming syste
This project aims to demonstrate flexible farming systems management including agronomic techniques that allow us to react to seasonal forecasting and variability. The goal is to create a flexible irrigated farming syste
This project aims to demonstrate flexible farming systems management including agronomic techniques that allow us to react to seasonal forecasting and variability. The goal is to create a flexible irrigated farming syste
The demonstration compared different management strategies that could assist in preparing for and responding to drought, including: - Maximise production when irrigation water is available to enable building of cash rese
The De-Risking the Seeding project aims to increase adoption of key management practices for the success of dry and early sown crops, by investigating key aspects of sowing such as Variety SelectionOpportunities for long
The optimising irrigated grains research was a 3 year investment by GRDC. Irrigation Farmers Network in collaboration with FAR Australia developed a research program to evaluate crop specific agronomic management practic
The optimising irrigated grains research was a 3 year investment by GRDC. Irrigation Farmers Network in collaboration with FAR Australia developed a research program to evaluate crop specific agronomic management practic
We spoke to Luke about marketing options for grain maize in 2024 as part of the Optimising Irrigated Grains Project, funded by GRDC
This episode is part of the Fodder For The Future project and has been funded by the Federal Government under the Murray–Darling Basin Economic Development Program. With good water allocation this year many dairy farmers
With a wet harvest a real possibility this year, we talked to grain storage specialist Chris Warrick. Chris shared his tips for managing high moisture grain and how to prepare your storage effectively.
The Plan2Farm Irrigation business planning program is designed to help farmers develop a business plan and build resilient farm businesses in a changing climate with volatile water allocations and markets. Don Stewart is
Maize Marketing We are seeing more maize been sown across the region and one of the key challenges that some growers face is the lack of markets for grain maize. This podcast is to help growers gain some insights into ma
Is during harvest, one of the most stressful and busy times of the year the best time to be making sound business decisions? This podcast aims to get farmers thinking more strategically about making decisions for next se
In this special episode of the Irrigation Channel, we feature presentations that were recorded during the ICC Field Day which was held on 24 September 2020. In this episode, our Executive Officer, Charlie Aves, chats wit
In this special episode of the Irrigation Channel, we feature presentations that were recorded during the ICC Field Day which was held on 24 September 2020. In this episode, our Executive Officer, Charlie Aves, introduce
In this special episode of the Irrigation Channel, we feature presentations that were recorded during the ICC Field Day which was held on 24 September 2020. In this episode, our Executive Officer, Charlie Aves introduces
Each year growers are making decisions about the best way to use their water, winter crops, summer crops, different crop types (varieties) etc. Craig Reynolds from Congupna shares how they best use water in their system
Dale is an agronomist with the Victorian Department for Jobs, Precincts and Regions (Biosecurity and Agriculture Services Branch). Dale has a wealth of experience and knowledge in soil moisture monitoring systems and dat
Our guest, Damian Jones, a Trial Manager with the Irrigated Cropping Council (ICC) spoke about the agronomic and economic considerations when irrigating. Further Information The gross margins mentioned use the figures of
Our guest, Alex Schultz, a Research Development Officer with the NSW Department of Primary Industries about using data to make irrigation decisions. For more information: Soil sensor network http://murrayvalleysoilmoistu
Don Stewart
firefighter, builder, deep thinker · Stewart’s Home Watch Solutions
1 appearance on this show
Dr Kate Burke
independent farm consultant · Think Agri
1 appearance on this show
Alex Schultz
Research Development Officer · NSW Department of Primary Industries
2 appearances on this show
Craig Reynolds
All Star shortstop · Congupna
1 appearance on this show
Dale
brewer · Forex Analytix
1 appearance on this show
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