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Please register and come along to this free workshop delivered by the Northern and Yorke Landscape Board to understand carbon farming, including emission reduction, carbon markets and calculating carbon footprints. The session is designed for landholders, researchers, industry and students that are curious to learn more about carbon farming, it’s a great opportunity to come and ask questions.
We need to change the way we grow food, construct buildings, clothe ourselves and fuel travel and economic growth to future proof Australia. But how can we adapt our agricultural systems to use less water, labour, chemicals and money and can new crops like industrial hemp, agave and Plantago help?
Rothamsted Research is the longest-running agricultural research institute in the world. Dr Paul and Dr Griffiths research seeks to improve both yield potential and resilience in crops in a way that is sustainable. Join us for an in depth look at their fascinating work.
Dr Shannon Walker is a member of the Plants for Space Advisory Committee. Join us for an exciting seminar from Dr Walker highlighting her time in space and her career at NASA and contributions to the International Space Station
Join us for an exciting talk from Prof Stephen Lee as he outlines the work and structure of the South Australian Drought Resilience Adoption and Innovation Hub. He will be sharing an overview of upcoming new projects and the impactful results that are on the horizon.
Carbon reporting is no longer optional — it’s becoming essential across the Australian wine industry. Expert presenters Anna Hooper, Julian Marchant, Sal Sim and Andrew Skinner present on ways to measure decarbonisation efforts.
Crop protection is entering a new era in which compliance is no longer just a legal requirement—it is becoming a driver for better decision-making, higher efficiency, and lower environmental impact. Prof Emilio Gil joins us to share a European perspective of how legislation is moving from compliance to precision with plant protection products.
Come along to meet and connect with other women from the Waite Research Precinct!
Join us for a webinar hosted as a collaboration between The Global Plant Council and the "The Plant Journal".
National Farmers' Federation, Primary Producers South Australia & Telstra welcome you for a day of conversation, collaboration and connection as we explore State based and National based issues in agriculture.
Are you eager to present data in an engaging and informative manner? Perhaps you're looking to prepare your data for statistical analysis or gain a better understanding of how project statistics are calculated and interpreted. If you've heard of R but aren't quite sure how to begin, this workshop is designed with you in mind!
Have you ever found yourself pondering the intricacies of experimental design? Have you questioned the reasoning behind the sample sizes you're advised to choose? Welcome to our workshop – a gentle introduction to the art of experimental design using R.
Food waste is not just a disposal problem — it is a design challenge. Across supply chains, institutions and businesses, valuable resources are lost through fragmented systems, inefficient processes and linear thinking.
Join us for a talk from Dr Dylan Jones, a postdoctoral researcher at the IPK Gatersleben. He has a strong interest anatomical phenotyping to investigate root development and the relationship between root anatomy and water availability and transport.
Join Stephanie as she steps through the key stages of the GRDC tender application and contracting process. Steph will discuss the key actions, timings, communications, resources and tips to ensure your application is compliant and on time.
SBA is a society for synthetic biologists across Australia and New Zealand. This month's seminar will feature Dr. Steven Hussey from Synbio at Adelaide University and Prof. Wayner Montero-Carmona from the Technological Institute of Costa Rica.
Towards Agentic Agricultural Data Processing and Curation presented by Xin Yu, Australian Institute for Machine Learning AIML, Adelaide University.
Built as a meeting and ceremonial space, the Yarning Circle represents the University’s commitment to supporting and sharing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures, and features artwork by indigenous artist Paul Herzich.
Dr. Ryan Hansen is an associate professor in the Tim Taylor Department of Chemical Engineering at Kansas State University. He will present on the critical new strategies to improve agricultural water use efficiency and reduce dependence on synthetic fertilizers for crop growth.
In this lighthearted concert, Gillian Dooley (voice) and Stephen van der Hoek (piano) present some of Jane Austen’s poems, in a variety of contemporary musical settings.