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EPISODE · Mar 12, 2026 · 38 MIN

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

from NSW DPIRD Agronomy · host NSW DPIRD

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.

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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.

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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...

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