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Plenary Speakers
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Monday February 18 |
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John Harvey, GRDC
Australia |
| Jerry Green, DuPont USA State of herbicides and herbicide traits at the start of 2013 |
| Ford Baldwin, Practical Weed Consultants
USA What a difference 10 years can make! |
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*Philip Westra, Colorado State University
USA |
| Phillip Stahlman, Kansas State University
USA Distribution and management of glyphosate-resistant Kochia scoparia L. Schrad in the central Great Plains of the United States |
| Patrick Tranel, University of Illinois
USA Update on herbicide resistance in Amaranthus tuberculatus |
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Michael Owen, Iowa State University
USA |
| David Shaw, Mississippi State University
USA A US National Summit on strategies to manage herbicide-resistant weeds |
| Adam Jalaludin, AHRI
Australia Evolution in action: a double amino acid substitution in the EPSPS gene endows high-level glyphosate resistance |
| Bernd Laber, Bayer CropScience
Germany Evolution of glufosinate resistance |
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Tuesday February 19 |
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Tim Hawkes, Syngenta USA |
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Patrick Tranel, University of Illinois
USA |
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**Terry Wright, Dow AgroScience
USA |
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*Craig White, Bayer CropScience
Australia |
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Mithila Jugulam, Kansas State University
USA |
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*Mark Peterson, Dow AgroSciences
USA |
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Qin Yu, AHRI
Australia |
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*Shiv Shankhar (Deepak) Kaundun, Sygenta
UK |
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Harry Strek, Bayer CropScience
Germany |
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Rupinder Kaur Saini, University of Adelaide
Australia |
| Hugh Beckie, Agriculture and AgriFood
Canada Glyphosate- and acetolactate synthase inhibitor-resistant Kochia scoparia in western Canada |
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Andreu Taberner, University of Lleida
Spain Determination of resistance to sulfonylurea herbicides in European dicotyledonous weeds |
| Jenna Malone, University of Adelaide
Australia New cases of herbicide resistance in Australia |
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Roberto Busi, AHRI
Australia |
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Wednesday February 20 |
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| Frank Dayan, USDA Oxford
USA Evolution of resistance to protox- and phytoene desaturase-inhibiting herbicides |
| Christophe Delye, INRA
France Non-target-site-based resistance to herbicides: what do we know, and how can we know more? |
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Paul Neve, University of Warwick
UK |
| Martin Vila-Aiub, IFEVA
Argentina The evolutionart ecology of resistance to herbicides: insights into the role of plant fitness |
| David Thornby, DAFFQ Australia and Michael
Renton, UWA Australia Modelling as an integration tool for helping to understand, predict and manage herbicide resistance |
| Myrtille Lacoste, AHRI
Australia RIM: a decision support system for evaluating the impact of weed control strategies and herbicide resistance on long-term cropping profitability |
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Thursday February 21 |
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| *Jason Norsworthy, University of Arkansas
USA Glyphosate-resistant Palmer amaranth (Amaranthus palermi) in southern USA row-crop production: impact and current management strategies |
| Michael Walsh, AHRI
Australia Herbicide resistance management in cereal cropping systems |
| Neil Harker, Agriculture and AgriFood
Canada Weed control systems in HR canola - a resistance reprieve? |
| Todd Gaines, Bayer CropScience
Germany Rapporteur: Biochemical and molecular basis of resistance |
| Hugh Beckie, Agriculture and AgriFood
Canada Rapporteur: Resistance management |
| Dale Shaner, USDA USA The future: what we have missed in this conference and what is needed for the future |
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Friday February 22 |
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Option one: Field Trip to York Conference committee member and AHRI Senior Agronomist, Michael Walsh is leading the field tour to York - about 2 hours from Fremantle and the closest grain growing region. Here we will have the opportunity to inspect large-scale farm equipment and view harvest weed seed control techniques being used in a crop. This program will include presentations from some of WA's most innovative farmers on harvest weed seed control strategies. |
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Option two: Special Topics Satellite Meetings Meetings on special topics on Friday 22nd February. These meetings are for further discussion of sessions during the four day conference and/or other issues on herbicide resistance deserving of further attention. |
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2013 WA Agribusiness Crop Updates The 2013 Agribusiness Crop Updates, hosted by GRDC and DAFWA will be held from February 25th - 26th, 2013 at CROWN PERTH (formerly known as Burswood Entertainment Complex) The two day Agribusiness Crop Updates will showcase a wide range of speakers presenting on the latest research, technology and management issues influencing the WA grains industry. For further information please visit the website. |
Poster Schedule
The poster exhibit will be located adjacent to the Grand Ballroom Conference venue. All posters must be in position by 5.00pm on Sunday, 17 February.
The posters subjects have been split into four themes, and each day will focus on a different theme:
- Monday: Glyphosate, glufosinate
- Tuesday: ALS and ACCase
- Wednesday: Non-target-site resistance/fitness/auxins
- Thursday: Resistance management
Those delegates presenting posters on the day’s theme are asked to be at their poster for discussion during the morning and afternoon tea/coffee breaks of that day. All posters are available for viewing throughout the entire conference.