Do cells behave like bubbles? A great talk by Dr Long #npnextgen New Phytologist

Future leading scientists answering important questions in plant sciences #npnextgen

The complexity of secondary succession in forest made clear in a great talk by Lourens Poorter at #npnextgen New Phytologist

We are relying on a handfull of crops to cover the vast majority of our food. A lack of diversity in crops? A nice presentation by Emily Warschefsky focussing on tree crops #npnextgen New Phytologist

Time to go home after à greatconference New Phytologist #npnextgen. Great organisation and talks. Some wonderful new friends and hopefully future collaborations. Singapore was a blast Lincoln University Charles Sturt University

Had an amazing time at the New Phytologist Next generation scientists meeting in Singapore. I hope to see you at our next #npnextgen meeting in Duke University, USA.

If this isn'tone of the best spots in the world to do field research, it can not be far off. Studying vigour, canopy closure and competitiveness in NZ wheats. Lincoln University Foundation for Arable Research (NZ)

A beautiful day in my outside office (courtesy of FAR NZ) measuring canopy closure and light interception of different New Zealand cultivars with trainee Thibault. Looking forward to future experiments testing wheat competitiveness Foundation for Arable Research (NZ) Lincoln University.

ARIA 2023 registrations are open and the programme is up! Come along to hear from FAR staff and international guests, UK arable farmer Rob Waterston and machinery experts from Primary Sales Australia. Download the programme and register for ARIA here ➡️ bit.ly/2QWPTMi

In this episode Matilda Gunnarsson of FAR and Pieter-Willem Hendriks of Lincoln University discuss research focused on making wheat plants more competitive as a solution to the weed problem in wheat production. Watch 💻 bit.ly/39ILEOb Listen 🔊 bit.ly/3gzANZu

Very proud to annouce our latest paper on enhanced crop competitiveness related to early shoot vigour. Charles Sturt University CSIRO Lincoln University Greg Rebetzke Peter R Ryan link.springer.com/article/10.100…

It is great to see our first field experiment emerge and look so good! Lincoln University Foundation for Arable Research (NZ) Cam Holmes and I are assessing the competitive ability of NZ wheats as part of integrated weed management

ISRR 2024 has started. It was great to see Peter Gregory receiving a life achievement reward. Looking foreward to present my work Lincoln University CSIRO Charles Sturt University Gulbali Institute

Enjoying the presentation by Amelia Henry explaining the new breeding pipeline in rice. Including upstream work, trait development, and breeding pipeline to cultivar delivery. #ISRR

Poster session 2 at #ISRR12. It was so nice to see a familiar face presenting great work. Great job Olivia!!! Charles Sturt University CSIRO

It was an absolute pleasure to give a keynote at the #ISRR12 around our work in Wheat early vigour and metabolomics to improve crop competitiveness as an integrated pest management Lincoln University CSIRO Charles Sturt University Peter R Ryan Greg Rebetzke

The International Society for Root Research conference was a blats. I got to present our work, catch up with old friends, and make new ones. Looking forward to the next one. Untill then travel qell friends from all over the world

Not a bad view from todays office. Wheat weed intrraction at Foundation for Arable Research (NZ) Kowhai farm. May the resulr be as beautiful 😍. Thank you, FAR, for the opportunity!!! Lincoln University

Teamwork in our Kowhai farm Weed Competitive Wheat experiment, tiller number biomass cuts, light interception, canopy pictures, weed infestation and wheat growth scores made for a beautiful day in world's best office Foundation for Arable Research (NZ) Lincoln University . Thank you Cam and Karine

It is an honour and great pleasure to be part of the team that has brought the electric tractor by Dutch constructor Knegt to Lincoln University. We will demonstrate high value, fossil fuel hort production under solar panels . Well done team