May 23rd, 2023Monitoring Wind Erosion in the Victorian Mallee

Hepburn shire farmers and others state-wide are being invited to join next month's wind erosion webinar with Agriculture Victoria's Mallee monitoring wind erosion project team and seasonal risk agronomist Dale Grey.

Hepburn shire farmers and others state-wide are being invited to join next month’s wind erosion webinar with Agriculture Victoria’s Mallee monitoring wind erosion project team and seasonal risk agronomist Dale Grey.

Set for 12-1pm on Tuesday June 13 it’s a chance to to hear about what crops were grown in the Mallee last year and how satellite technology is used to monitor groundcover and obtain crop type estimation.

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Those keen to register can contact Rebecca Mitchell on 0438 111 994 or email rebecca.mitchell@agriculture.vic.gov.au to learn more.

After registering, intending participants will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar. The session will be recorded for those who register but are unable to attend.

Supported by Mallee Catchment Management Authority through funding from the Australian Government’s National Landcare Program.

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