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Dr Robert Norton      
Regional Director Australia and New Zealand

Bio/Contact Information

Welcome to the IPNI Australia and New Zealand home page, It has information on nutrient use in our farming systems, as well as summaries of papers and presentations. Subscribe to the "Better Crops" quarterly publication which has international news and views on nutrient stewardship from IPNI regional staff and our collaborators. Please feel free to email me at rnorton@ipni.net to get more information about IPNI.

IPNI ANZ - supporting the following meetings in 2012 -

  • Soil Science Society of New Zealand and Soil Science Australia Conference December 2012 Hobart Tasmania.
see http://www.soilscience2012.com/
  • Australian Society of Agronomy Conference - October 2012 Armidale NSW.
see http://www.agronomy.org.au/


See some of the nutrient management challenges for Australian grain growers in the ABC Landline program which summarises research under the Grains Research and Development Corporation supported "More Profit from Crop Nutrition" project.
see - http://www.abc.net.au/news/2011-11-06/spreading-the-word/3638144?section=qld

News Best Management Practice Research

IPNI Scholars Awards 2012 Open

Applications are encouraged to qualified graduate students in Australia and New Zealand. Pictured is Raymond Lam (University of Melboure) winner in 2010.

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How do you know that?

Paper and presentation made by Dr Norton at the AFSA meeting. August, 2011

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IPNI ANZ Regional Program Strategies

A summary of the nutrient issues and responses for Australia and New Zealand addressed by IPNI during 2011-2013

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Dr Norton appointed to GRDC RCS Panel - high rainfall region

GRDC seeks grower and advisor input into regional research priorities

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2011 IPNI Science Award Goes to Dr. Michael McLaughlin of CSIRO

IPNI has named Dr. M. J. McLaughlin as the winner of the 2011 IPNI Science Award. Dr. McLaughlin is Foundation Director, University of Adelaide Fertiliser Technology Research Centre.

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Brooke Ryan receives IPNI scholars award 2012

PhD student receives IPNI award

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Trace Elements - Their Importance

Paper and presentation given by Dr Norton at the 2012 GRDC Advisor Updates, Ballarat.

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Canola Nutrition

Summary slides for presentation at Dookie and Corowa

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IPNI Overview of Nutrient Stewardship

Slides from a presentation to 4th Year Latrobe University students April 17, 2012.

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Wheat nutrition following canola

Strategies for wheat crops in 2012 after canola in 2011 - what are the issues?

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Fertilizer N and P Best Management Practice for wheat in southeastern Australia

Summary of N and P strategies for wheat using the 4R's nutrient stewardship framework

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Nutrient Deficiencies in Canola Crops

An overview of some of the symptoms of nutrient deficiencies in canola.

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P Nutrient Removal and Replacement

Variation in grain P content is significant and creates uncertainty in P budgets.

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Oaten Hay yields at the Dahlen Long-term N*P experiment

Results from the long term N*P experiment, sown to oaten hay in 2011.

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Fluid Sulphur Sources

Summary of a presentation made by Dr Robert Edis at the Victorian Fluid Fertilizer Forum,

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Nutrient content of wheat grain - a survey of NVT sites

A report on 140 grain samples analysed for nutrient content

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Balanced nutrition in Brassica napus production with emphasis on S fertilizer requirements

Article presented at the 17th Biennial Australian Reesearch Assembly on Brassicas, Wagga Wagga, August 2011.

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Juncea canola in the low rainfall zones of Victoria and South Australia.

Best management guide for growing juncea canola

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