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Podcast by BCG - Birchip Cropping Group
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Good grazing management aims to achieve the best outcomes for both pasture and livestock production – in terms of availability and quality, meeting needs for growth and reproduction, pasture persistence and soil health.
Join us to learn about different grazing strategies, stock requirements and how to manage large paddocks and soil health. Also join us to discuss grazing management of cereal crops at different times of the year.
BCG's Claire Browne talks to ABC Wimmera radio's Talking Ag about harvest 2019. 26/11/2019
Agfarm 2019 Pre-Harvest Market & Price Update
Recordings from the 2019 BCG Main Field Day
A snapshot of local and global pulse markets - Rob Brealey (ADM)
Protecting your crop: Green Peach Aphid insecticide resistance update - Marielle Babineau (cesar)
Improving grain farmers' environment to operate - Ashley Fraser (VFF)
Getting the most out of Precision Agriculture - Adrian Roles (JMAJ Precision), Cameron Taylor (BCG)
What to expect in spring: a climate and soil moisture update - Dale Grey and Dale Boyd (Agriculture Victoria)
Top tips for canola profitability - John Kirkegaard and Therese McBeath (CSIRO) and Cameron Taylor (BCG)
Recording from the 2019 BCG Main Field Day
How to make the best canola variety selections in 2020 - Therese McBeath (CSIRO), John Kirkegaard (CSIRO), Cameron Taylor (BCG)
Recording from the 2019 BCG Main Field Day.
Cereal variety performance and disease update - Rob Wheeler (GRDC), Grant Hollaway (Agriculture Victoria), Tim Pohlner (AGRIvision Consultants)
Recording from the 2019 BCG Main Field Day.
Vetch and pulse varieties and disease update: the latest from trials in the Wimmera and Mallee - Stuart Nagel (Sardi), Josh Fanning (Agriculture Victoria)
New legume pastures to benefit mixed farmers - Ross Ballard and David Peck (SARDI), Alison Frischke (BCG)
Recording from the 2019 BCG Main Field Day
Going underground: Biological N Supply to plants - Pauline Mele (Agriculture Victoria)
Recording from the 2019 BCG Main Field Day (Partial recording).
Cereal variety performance and disease update (session 1)- Rob Wheeler (GRDC), Grant Hollaway (Agriculture Victoria), Simon Craig (Farm 360).
Recording from the 2019 BCG Main Field Day
Nitrogen management and novel methods of application - James Hunt and Nilou Nasrollahi (La Trobe University).
Solving the muck and mystery of adjuvants (session 2) - Andrew Somervaille (Jubilee Consulting).
Recording from the 2019 BCG Main Field Day
Grazing sheep on standing crops post-flowering - Alison Frishke (BCG), Alan Bennett (Lawloit Farmer).
Hay: plans for 2019 and beyond - Colin Peace (Jumbuk Ag Consulting)
Recording for the 2019 BCG Main Field Day
How did it grow? Seeder technology performance in optimising canola establishment - Claire Browne (BCG), Steve Lanyon and Matt Schubring (Spot on Ag), Jan Moens (Muddy River Agricultural), Linc Lehmann, Lachlan Barber, Tim McClelland, Dan Coffey and Tim Rethus (Growers).
Recording from the 2019 BCG Main Field Day.
Barley Grass Management - Kate Maddern (BCG), Simon Cook (Hopetoun Farmer), John Renney (Berriwillock farmer).
Planning your grain storage for the 2019 Harvest - Chris Warrick (Primary Business).
Recording from the 2019 BCG Main Field Day.
Solving the muck and mystery of adjuvants - Andrew Somervaille (Jubilee Consulting).
Recording from the 2019 BCG Main Field Day.
Welcome Address - John Ferrier, BCG Chairman
The 'in-site': a Q&A with the 2019 host site farmers Lachlan and Andrew Barber
Building Climate Resilience - Session 4 - Environment - 3.30pm - 4.30pm by BCG - Birchip Cropping Group
Building Climate Resilience - session 3 - Agricultural Diversification - 2.00pm - 3.00pm by BCG - Birchip Cropping Group
Recording from Building Climate Resilience held on Tuesday 29 October 2019 at Birchip Public Hall.
Session includes
- Regional Responses to Drought
Peter Mailer - NSW, Solar on Farm
(18.43) Stuart McAlpine - Wide Open Ag, WA
(36.38) Dr Lauren Rickards - RMIT
(56.50) Q&A
-(1.05.25) Keynote Speaker: Professor Mark Howden, Director of the Climate Change Institute, ANU.
Session includes
- Acknowledgement of Country
-(3.10) Opening remarks - Cr Carolyn Steward - Buloke Shire Council
-(5.28) Event Opening - Dr Anne Webster - Member for Mallee
- Setting the scene
(16.50) Peter Hayman - SARDI,
(32.03) Graeme Anderson - Ag Vic,
(50.45) Charlotte Turner - Minter Ellison Lawyers
(1.25.0) Q&A
Birchip Cropping Group, Buloke Shire Council, North Central CMA and Mallee CMA will be coming together to deliver a unique opportunity for our community to discover the latest information about our climate and what steps we can personally take as individuals and as a community to help shape a positive future for our region.
‘Building Climate Resilience’ will be held at the Birchip Town Hall on Tuesday 29 October where experts in the areas of climate, agriculture, health, community, finance and insurance will all be in attendance to share their knowledge and ideas.
BCG's Louisa Ferrier caught up with Sarah Nolet from AgThentic to talk about her mini workshop 'Tools to communicate your innovation or new business'.
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