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Lentil check discussion groups this week!

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Pulses off to a good start on Lower EP

Here’s some pretty photos of pulse crop emergence taken on 1 July on gravel soils on lower Eyre Peninsula. This trial is part of the GRDC funded Legume Development & Extension project being delivered on lower EP by EPAG Research. This trial site on North Block is comparing lentils, beans and lupins in a low…

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RiskWi$e: New podcast drop with farmer John Richardson

We’ve added another podcast to the Riskwi$e catalogue. Jake Giles, EPAG Research is back in the field interviewing farmers across the EP to get their take on the season so far. In this episode, Jake speaks to  farmer John ‘Rig’ Richardson who farms with his brother Stuart between Yallunda Flat and Tumby Bay on the…

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Extension Specialist opportunity – EOI’s closing soon

Are you looking to expand your career in agricultural extension? Are you currently connected to the Eyre Peninsula ag sector and ready to explore where your skills could take you? If so, AIR EP would love to hear from you. This is an exciting career opportunity for an ag industry professional to contribute to a…

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Dry saline soils survey: closing 17 July

We know it’s wet in many areas and dry saline patches are probably the least of concerns right now, but we still need to hear from you – this information feeds directly into opportunities for further research and support for dealing with dry saline soils in the future. We really appreciate your support with this…

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Help shape how agronomists and the grains crop protection system can work better together

Are you a grain grower or broadacre agronomist? ABARES would like to hear from you. The ABARES Social Sciences program is inviting grain growers and broadacre agronomists to take part in a one-hour interview (online or by phone) about managing pests, weeds and diseases in Australian grain production. This is an opportunity to share your…

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RiskWi$e: Big upside, but which paddocks can still turn it into profit?

By Andrew Ware, EPAG Research After a strong start to the season, yield potential across many EP paddocks is sitting well above what growers may have budgeted for at sowing. While some growers may have already parked the spreader in the shed, it is still useful to ask where yield potential is still realistic, where…

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Event Recap | Practical pasture conversations at Whites Flat

AIR EP’s recent Pastures ‘Walk n Talk’ session at Whites Flat brought producers, advisers and industry representatives together for a practical paddock-based discussion on pasture management, feed on offer, stocking rates, livestock nutrition, weed management and emerging technologies. Hosted by David and Rhianne Low, the morning gave participants a chance to hear and see how…

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RiskWi$e: new podcast drop with farmer Ashley Michael

We’ve added another podcast to the Riskwi$e catalogue. Jake Giles, EPAG Research is back in the field interviewing farmers across the EP to get their take on the season so far. In this episode, Jake speaks to Mount Damper farmer Ashley ‘AJ’ Michael about the strong start to 2026. The season has had a very…

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Soil Moisture Snap Shot 29 June 2026

Dale Grey, Agriculture Victoria, Bendigo The BoM Australian Water Outlook (AWO) modelled soil moisture decile for perennial pastures predicts wetter than average values across the Eyre Peninsula. Most of the regions are ranked much wetter at decile 10, where the tip and east coast are ranked above average at decile 8 to 9. The BoM…

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