Their name liveth for evermore. #RemembranceDay In honour of my uncle, shot down just days before Germany sign an unconditional surrender in Reims, May 1945

You find the nomenclature around alternative proteins confusing? Plant based burgers, fake meat, faux meat, vegan burgers... even cartoonists are now addressing the topic.

Loving Bob Mortimer’s Train Guy. We’ve all met someone like this...

During a period when working from home might become the norm for a while... #EnclothedCognition - Your Clothing Can Affect Your Actions, So Dress Accordingly #dressforsuccess #getyoursmartson lifehacker.com.au/2013/09/your-c…

This is the best article I’ve read - it explores in detail the data, and briefly examines the differences in response between key countries, as well as looking at Australia’s response. mobile.abc.net.au/news/2020-03-2…

THREAD: It’s my job to point out misinformation related to my expertise & present facts & nuances. Today, I'm doing just that. The Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy (IATP)’s paper “Milking the Planet: How Big Dairy is Heating Up the Planet and Hollowing Rural Communities” is rich with misleading statements. 1/

First time back to Port Arthur since Nov ‘95. The memorial was peaceful and deeply moving; simultaneously another relic symbolising Port Arthur’s dark and violent past. The paradox of the picturesque setting can be disturbing.

Congratulations to our incoming Chair, Tracy Dart who will lead #PinAg into the new year. Tracy brings a wide range of experience and passion for agriculture to the role and will continue to lead us through the challenges and opportunities of #AusAg. #womeninag #LeadingTheWay

Out before Christmas. Taking pre-orders at [email protected]

Cow’s milk is more hydrating than water.

The comments are worth a read...

Everyone involved with this article should be embarrassed - Dr Pattison, the journalist + editorial team. Albeit a small producer nationally, Tasmania is currently producing the highest yielding wheat crops in Aus, + has been the launchpad for the Hyperyielding Cereals project.

A wet spring and prices ranging from $822 to $863/t have made it a ✅ year for canola …he’d be happy with that 💚 🤞🏻 Hoping we can get into the wheat this early week …#latestart #AginTas #teameffort

Special delivery: #Accroc wheat 🌾 🌾🌾 on it way to Country Road photo shoot in northern #Tasmania. #AginTas #Wheat #CountryRoad

10hrs spent loading trucks and chasing headers; not bad for a 14 year old. Time well spent I’d say.

Recycle and re-use? Done! Sprinkler made of old pivot parts, and a temp. electric fencing tread-in; with built-in irrigator sound effects

It was a beautiful start to the day [pre-dawn dash out the gate with the float] followed by actual summer! 🙌 Tassie weather nailed it!

Our 5th and final #hyperyieldingcrops field day of the season takes place on 23/11 at our Hagley #CropTechnologyCentre. Prof. Victor Sadras joins us to share his expertise on the physiology of wheat yield and its consequences for management. Register at faraustralia.com.au/archives/event…?

The 8th Hyper Yielding field day at Hagley was outstanding, What originated as Tas-based research has expanded to 5 states across the HRZ.; impeccable industry-leading research providing insights into yield and varietal potential - tomorrow’s crops grown in today’s plots.