Listen to what our favourite NSW DPIRD cereal pathologists Brad Baxter, Wagga and Steve Simpfendorfer, Tamworth have to say re the 2026 season: • What diseases were an issue in 2025 & the consequences of those for 2026. • The dry summer & what that means for both foliar and stubble borne diseases in 2026. • Stubble testing. • Crown rot & tips for management.

Listen to what our favourite NSW DPIRD cereal pathologists Brad Baxter, Wagga and Steve Simpfendorfer, Tamworth have to say re the 2026 season: • What diseases were an issue in 2025 & the consequences of those for 2026. • The dry summer & what that means for both foliar and stubble borne diseases in 2026. • Stubble testing. • Crown rot & tips for management.

Listen to what our favourite NSW DPIRD cereal pathologists Brad Baxter, Wagga and Steve Simpfendorfer, Tamworth have to say re the 2026 season: • What diseases were an issue in 2025 &amp; the consequences of those for 2026. • The dry summer &amp; what that means for both foliar and stubble borne diseases in 2026. • Stubble testing. • Crown rot &amp; tips for management.

Cereal diseases – what could be an issue in 2026??

NSW DPIRD works hand-in-hand with farmers being the largest rural research provider in Australia. The aim of these podcasts is to deliver timely and relevant information to help growers and industry better manage and understand challenges to their farming systems.Bringing you the latest research and developments in agriculture, fisheries, forestry and biosecurity in NSW

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NSW DPIRD works hand-in-hand with farmers being the largest rural research provider in Australia. The aim of these podcasts is to deliver timely and relevant information to help growers and industry better manage and understand challenges to their farming systems.Bringing you the latest research and developments in agriculture, fisheries, forestry and biosecurity in NSW

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Cereal diseases – what could be an issue in 2026??

Cereal diseases – what could be an issue in 2026??