Ricky Brett retweeted
Thanks @Qantas for your so-called compassion & making it easy for those living rurally. I'm just trying to re-book a flight to get to Sydney from regional NSW to see my father after his unexpected open heart surgery yesterday. @VirginAustralia are you up for regional services?
Ricky Brett retweeted
Join us for our CWFS 2024 Spring Field Day kicking off from 9am on the 16th October.
We have an expert speaker line-up with the latest on topics that matter in the Central West – everything from agricultural drones, nitrogen strategy, pre-ems, carbon, pasture, drought resilience and much, much more. All welcome, lunch provided.
Please RSVP for catering purposes.
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The end of one season and the start of the next. Cotton yields are excellent and canola off to a great start.
Ricky Brett retweeted
#Wyangala Dam wall needs to be raised as a priority.
The people of #Forbes demand and deserve this outcome and I will continue to fight for and on their behalf to ensure this proud community gets the protection it needs.
#RaiseTheWall
Read more: bit.ly/3eCCObz
Difference in yield from urea vs no urea light areas couldn’t physically get on the ground. Up to 3T/Ha difference
Ricky Brett retweeted
Spoke on behalf of @ForbesCouncil residents, farmers, families & business people about increasing the capacity of the #Wyangala Dam wall by a further 650 gigalitres by raising the wall by 10 metres to help prevent flooding and to enhance water security.
#RaiseTheWall #GetItDone
45y91 looking excellent at Forbes on some higher country that hasn’t seen any water logging. @pioneerseedsau @agnvet
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43y92 looks awesome after a couple of long fallows. @pioneerseedsau
Ricky Brett retweeted
Welcome to the first edition of #cropwalkwednesday
Early rain in many parts of NSW has allowed growers to get a range of forage crops and pastures established and firing!
A fantastic start to 2020, with more rain forecast this week.
#agnvet #agronomy #ausag
Seed forage sorghum looking good despite the current conditions. Fingers crossed it cools a touch for pollination🤞
It’s very hard to go to bed while Steve Smith is still out there hitting everything. @stevesmith49
Despite the very tough season this manola crop is going to see harvest highlights the value of stored moisture.
Not a lot of positives to draw on for 2018. But it would be the first time in a while we haven’t got any rain on cereal hay.
























