Grdc - Grains Research And Development Corporation
Program 4 - Novel strategies for soilborne disease control - The Soilborne Disease Initiative ( SBDI) is a strategic investment aimed at addressing the significant yield losses caused by soilborne pathogens in Australian grains. Current management strategies are limited by genetic resistance, chemical control options, and crop rotation constraints. The SBDI proposes a coordinated approach to tackle these pathogens through a single collaborative program. This initiative will merge existing pathogen- specific
Soilborne Disease Initiative ( SBDI) - Program 4: Novel Strategies for Soilborne Disease Control
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Grains Research And Development Corporation
Program 4 - Novel strategies for soilborne disease control - Program 4 - Novel strategies for soilborne disease control- The Soilborne Disease Initiative ( SBDI) is a strategic investment aimed at addressing the significant yield losses caused by soilborne pathogens in Australian grains. Current management strategies are limited by genetic resistance, chemical control options, and crop rotation constraints. The SBDI proposes a coordinated approach to tackle these pathogens through a single collaborative pro
Novel strategies for soilborne disease control Program 1. economic impact of soilborne disease. 2year program, commencing jan 2026 Program 2. mapping soilborne disease at a paddock scale. 3year program, commencing jan 2026 Program 3. integrated management of soilborne disease. 5year program, commencing jul 2025 Program 4. novel strategies for soilborne disease control. 4year program, commencing jan 2026 Program 5. national sbdi coordination. 5year program, commencing jul 2025
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Grains Research And Development Corporation
Program 2 - Mapping soilborne disease at a paddock scale - Program 2 - Mapping soilborne disease at a paddock scale- The Soilborne Disease Initiative ( SBDI) is a strategic investment aimed at addressing the significant yield losses caused by soilborne pathogens in Australian grains. Current management strategies are limited by genetic resistance, chemical control options, and crop rotation constraints. The SBDI proposes a coordinated approach to tackle these pathogens through a single collaborative program
Mapping soilborne disease at a paddock scale Program 2. mapping soilborne disease at a paddock scale. 3year program, commencing jan 2026
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Grdc - Grains Research And Development Corporation
Program 2 - Mapping soilborne disease at a paddock scale - The Soilborne Disease Initiative ( SBDI) is a strategic investment aimed at addressing the significant yield losses caused by soilborne pathogens in Australian grains. Current management strategies are limited by genetic resistance, chemical control options, and crop rotation constraints. The SBDI proposes a coordinated approach to tackle these pathogens through a single collaborative program. This initiative will merge existing pathogen- specific i
Soilborne Disease Initiative ( SBDI) - Program 2: Mapping Soilborne Disease at a Paddock Scale
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Department Of Defence - Dsrg
ADFA Leadership Challenge II - Development and delivery of an outdoor adventure training activity. - The successful supplier shall develop and deliver design a 5- day program which will run twice during the period 17 Nov 25 and 28 Nov 25, with each rotation accommodating between 160 and 170 Trainee Officers for a total of 330 Trainee Officers over the period. 1. 1 The Australian Defence Force Academy ( ADFA) leadership challenge series of exercises forms part of a scaffolded development program to personally
Development and delivery of the ADFA Leadership Challenge II program
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