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SUMMARY:GRDC Spray Days – Emerald
DESCRIPTION:GRDC Spray Days cover the latest developments in spray application technology and stewardship for grain growers and their advisers.  GRDC Spray Days provide a platform for growers to interact with industry to hear about\, see and discuss spray technology innovations with industry experts\, enabling growers to make more informed decisions on spray equipment investment and how to use technology for optimum benefit. \nMornings are formatted as presentations and discussions with topics selected by a local panel.  In the afternoon trade display session\, growers can focus in on the technologies they are most interested in\, with direct access to leading industry technology providers. \nCost is free (morning tea and lunch provided)\, but registration essential for catering purposes. \nFor more information or to register\, visit the GRDC website.
URL:https://thebeatsheet.com.au/event/grdc-spray-days-emerald/
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SUMMARY:GRDC online update - the new inversion tower network and reducing spray drift risk
DESCRIPTION:Managing spray logistics is a challenge. Knowing when conditions are suitable for spraying to avoid spray drift is a critical part of this puzzle. The new inversion tower network will help take the guess work out of when you can and can’t spray and potentially open more spraying hours with greater certainty. \nThis technology will help define when you can and cannot spray and when combined with understanding the tweaks you can make to boom setup to reduce drift risk\, will help in getting over your country in an efficient and timely manner. \nJoin us to hear from Gordon Cumming from GRDC\, Harry Pickering from Adama and Andrew Hewitt from the University of Queensland on these spray technologies. \nTopics: \n\nThe inversion tower network to identify the presence of hazardous temperature inversions.  How this network can be used to benefit on-farm decision-making. Gordon Cumming (GRDC)\nReducing drift risk – best practice and relative importance of boom speed and height\, nozzle type\, droplet size and water volume. Harry Pickering (Adama)\nFine tuning drift reduction. Andrew Hewitt (CPAS\, UQ)\n\nNew nozzles and their performance\nWind tunnel studies\n\n\n\nRegister at the GRDC website.
URL:https://thebeatsheet.com.au/event/grdc-online-update-the-new-inversion-tower-network-and-reducing-spray-drift-risk/
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20221130T093000
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SUMMARY:Insect workshop (Chinchilla)
DESCRIPTION:A workshop on insect identification and management will be held at Chinchilla on Wednesday 30 November. \nPrevious workshops were held in Toowoomba and Narrabri in October. \nTo register your interest and secure a place visit https://thebeatsheet.com.au/workshop-registrations-2022
URL:https://thebeatsheet.com.au/event/insect-workshop-chinchilla/
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