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Our #Eutypella paper is now out and freely available on March 8th 🥳 Let’s celebrate with two amazing female authors @aphrika_gregson & Anna Madden. We believe it occurred independently from a detection event in Qld, so worth checking.
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Occurrence of Eutypella species on cotton in New South Wales
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Distinct isolates from those found in Queensland
@DuyLe15069637 @aphrika_gregson @nswdpi @CottonResearch
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How’s about the post drought #yabby boom on the Darling River!
How would you cook em?
🦞 🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞
📸 Mark Hawke
Congratulations to the Mungbean King! @MathewDunn19
Congratulations to DPI's Mathew Dunn who received the @theGRDC Emerging Leader Award for northern region for his work in farming systems.
@GRDCNorth
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The All the Dirt newsletter is back!
Spring 2022 issue of All the Dirt - mailchi.mp/1ae7dcf3da1a/wint…
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For those who have never seen these growing wild, here is what a patch of Sturt desert peas looks like. I found several more patches today at Wirraminna.
Skies above the vineyard earlier this month. No edits, the pink tinge was also visible to naked eye @BOM_NSW Cirrocumulus?
Link to latest publication from @DuyLe15069637’s lab. First report of #Colletotrichum truncatum causing #cotton boll rot. We’re very proud of this work, thank-you to funding body @CottonResearch
🔵Boll rot caused by aprox 170 bacteria & fungi, sporadic yet important. Favored by mild, wet year, potentially again, so high risk for rot again
🔵We @aphrika_gregson for 1st time fully ID Colletotrichum truncatum among many yet to be ID bsppjournals.onlinelibrary.w…
🙏@CottonResearch
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How cool is this? My wife made a #soil coring tractor topper for our #wedding cake - including an oreo based #vertosol
I'm not sure what this says about me, but whatever it is my passion for soil science and #agriculture is very clearly supported at home!
Exciting and rewarding work I’m involved in at the DPI, Orange with @KevinDodds3: developing the Australian cider industry through the maintenance of an Australian cider apple ‘library’, and provision of bud wood to producers #cider #pome
Orange is now home to one of Australia's largest cider apple collections. @ABCRural abc.net.au/news/2022-08-22/c…
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You never know what you might come across when looking for owls in a Brisbane park. I'm assuming from the length of the prey's tail that this Kookaburra has caught itself a non-native Ship Rat?
Go bestie 💪🌺🧬 #WomenInSTEM
Improving #cotton #yield & #heat tolerance may be possible by targeting #photosynthetic #traits from wild #Gossypium species 🌺 @westsyduhie @CSIRO @CottonResearch @RobertSharwood @WarrenConaty #ICPR2022 #AFCLP2022
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Catch DPI’s @MathewDunn19 at the @Farm_Link Breakfast Wrap event series of pre-season updates! The updates are free and open to all. Register at fal.cn/3n27b. #strongerprimaryindustries
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We’ve been working with @LLSRiverina to assess platypus abundances and health in fire impacted rivers, prior to rehabilitation works. We captured 4 platypuses last week, including this big male 🤩@PlatypusCI
Can any plant scientists/ breeders explain what has happened to create this dahlia? Spotted in @BlueMountainsBG
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Mosquito-borne Japanese encephalitis virus has been detected in NSW and Victoria. This is a highly unusual discovery and care should be taken to avoid exposure to mosquito bites. See alerts from @NSWHealth health.nsw.gov.au/news/Pages… and @VicGovDH health.vic.gov.au/health-adv…
🚨New #cotton wilt disease alert 🌱 🧫 Check photographs below and as always #CottonInfo and Duy will help collect and identify @NSWDPI_AGRONOMY
If you ever bumped into this in the field, pull it out and cut the tap root to check for discoloration since you may have found #Eutypella-infected plant, a new wilt disease that we are closely monitoring this season. Our REOs @CottonInfoAust are of the best contact.






































