MPF Spring Crop Walk 2023

WHEN:                Friday 22 September 2023

TIME:                   8.45am for 9am start

WHERE:              Starting at first trial site listed in program below

RSVPs are essential for biosecurity/traceability and catering.

Please register your attendance: https://SpringCropWalk2023.eventbrite.com.au.

Event program

Tony Craddock, Pinion Advisory, will facilitate discussion on the day between growers and researchers at the following trial locations:

Site 1: 8.45am for 9am start

  • Trial – Establishing canola in dry conditions, funded by the SA Drought Hub, including discussion on growers’ approaches to canola this year.
  • Speaker – Ryan Laidlaw, AgXtra
  • Location – Jack Schulz’s on Pine Hut Road. View on Google Maps

Site 2: 10.15am

  • Trial – Optimal flowering period for wheat and barley (time of sowing trial), funded by the SA Grain Industry Trust
  • Speaker – Brendan Kupke, SARDI
  • Location – Scott and Zoe Starkey’s on Ridley Road. View on Google Maps

Site 3: 11.30pm

  • Trial – Lentil and pea time of sowing and soil type influences, funded by the SA Drought Hub, including discussion on lentil agronomy.
  • Speaker – Marni Griffiths, SA Drought Hub Extension Officer – Trainee, SARDI
  • Location – Steen and Deanna Paech’s on Wachtel Road. View on Google Maps

Lunch: 12.30pm

  • Thanks to Ronco Motors
  • Speaker – Ashley Lukey, Ronco Motors, with a Seed Terminator demonstration
  • Location – Palmer Pavilion at Collier Park. View on Google Maps

Site 4: 2pm

  • Trial – National Variety Trial, funded by GRDC. Trial visit will also review nitrogen application and risk management at this point in the season.
  • Speakers – Brendan Kupke, SARDI and Tony Craddock, Pinion
  • Location – Steen and Deanna Paech’s on Randell Road. View on Google Maps

Finish: 3pm
With special thanks to our crop walk supporters:

– Trial partners: GRDC, SAGIT and the SA Drought Hub
– Gold sponsor: Coopers of Mount Pleasant
– Lunch sponsor: Ronco Motors

For more information on these trial sites, read the Crop Walk Update

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