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There all well deserved, but I do think recognising Rick in this way was particularly appropriate. Congratulations Rick.
Dr Rick Llewellyn, recipient of the 2026 GRDC Seed of Light - South award, speaks candidly about his passion for research and how he strives to communicate his findings right across the grains industry and beyond. @CSIRO
Listen 🎧 bit.ly/3R64wAF
#GRDCPodcast #SeedofLight #GrainsResearch #CelebratingExcellence
Replying to @warralakin13 @andrewdunx
Also there would also be issues associated with the bait being covered in moist soil. However burying it would reduce the chances of non target take.
Replying to @warralakin13 @andrewdunx
I don’t think there has been any research done on burying bait. I have always worked on the theory that mice will take the food that is easy to find before taking the time and risk to dig for food under the soil.
Steve Henry retweeted
I was doing a job on the boom spray in that exact same spot. The mice were just coming up to see what I was doing
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A few that dodged the mice. Then the rest of the paddock got plucked before they got going. Never mind, the good folk at @APVMA have been collecting a wage for months whilst deliberating the merits of ZP50.
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Mouse 26. Learnt that after a fire if there’s any mice activity Kelly chain before seeding 😢
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This is a paddock that we burnt 2 weeks ago. All the little mounds of dirt in the first picture are mouse holes. ZP50 permits please @APVMA
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I’ll just leave another one here
Not the worst seen for the night but the only video I took.
@APVMA
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Replying to @WheatWatcher
It's not a potential mouse plague but an actual one here. ZP50 anyone? @apvma
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Burnt and sown to canola. 3 days later footage taken. Think the mice have a taste for canola seeds… 1kg of 25gai ain’t going to cut it here. Hoping it’s not a re seed...@APVMA @MouseAlert
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Went for a fox hunt tonight. Established that there is a pretty high level of food for them in the paddocks. Like I was astounded to see the mice numbers.
Mouse numbers are rising in parts of WA ahead of seeding.
Reports north of Geraldton show up to 40 burrows per 100 m² — well above the 2–3 burrows that signal concern.
Monitor paddocks now and prepare to bait at sowing if mice are present. @CSIRO @MouseAlert
More: bit.ly/4d44mSQ
#GRDC #MouseManagement
Steve Henry retweeted
Richard is a grain farmer who is not afraid to acknowledge the stressors that can come with farming—things like droughts, fluctuating commodity prices and even tariffs.
In this video, he shares a couple of his coping strategies.
#proudtobeafarmer
Steve Henry retweeted
👀 Check out this incredible thermal footage captured by @Warraboy last month, showing mice activity in sorghum crops & stubble near Warra, QLD 🐭
Ideal conditions have caused a surge in mice populations across cropping areas on the Darling Downs, southern QLD & northern NSW
We're urging all growers to inspect their paddocks & log local activity
@MouseAlert | @CSIRO
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SA GRAIN AWARDS INNOVATION 2025: Yorke Peninsula grain producer Sam Trengove was recognised as the winner of the @CropLifeOZ Innovation Award at the recent SA Grain Industry Awards. Learn more about Sam's agronomic research and trials helping to revolutionise grain farming practices below:































