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David Peck is the annual pasture breeder for South Australian Research and Development Institute. David will present on his work speed breeding and developing cultivars with different levels of physical dormancy to suit different pasture systems.
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Come along to meet and connect with other women from the Waite Research Precinct! |
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Join us for an in-depth and hands on training workshop for beginner to intermediate R users, leveraging the extensive knowledge of Dr. Stevie Pederson in R programming, Bioconductor package development and bioinformatics teaching.
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Please join us for the next StatsPD@Waite seminar where Dr Max Moldovan and Mr Aidan Moller, Biometry Hub, University of Adelaide will present on "Causal Learning in Agriculture Initiative: Which computational tools can work with causal methods?". |
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Save the date for the annual Waite Campus Wine Sale and Tasting... All wines will be open for tasting including some new releases and our seasonal favourites. Warm up this winter with the Waite Brandy or the Fortified Trio. |
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Do you have an odd knowledge of 90’s horror movies? A strange fascination with Guinness world records? An unhealthy addiction to 80’s pop music? Well, come put those random bits of knowledge to good use at the SET social club’s annual quiz night. |
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Brought to you by ATSE and AAS. Hydrogen 2025 and Beyond is bringing together leading experts, researchers and policymakers to explore Australia’s pathway to a large-scale hydrogen economy. |
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Another drop-in session will be held this week. Open to all students and researchers, this workshop will address follow-up questions from previous sessions. Newcomers are welcome too! |
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Sandy landscapes are considered the least productive and most vulnerable agricultural landscapes of Australia. With more than 22 million ha of sandy soils, the principles of conservation agriculture have been widely adopted in Australian cropping systems. However, with yield gaps exceeding 50% of the yield potential, there are constraints to production that need to be addressed to maintain sustainable and profitable crop production on these soils. |
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In addition to the Dr Therese McBeath and Dr Stephen Davies seminar on Thursday 31st July, we are privileged to have Professor Ayman Habib from Purdue University, Illinois, USA visiting APPN. On Friday 1st August he will present on the use of near proximal and proximal sensing for high throughput phenotyping. |
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