Join SLR Agriculture for a field walk across three oat trials and explore the latest research into innovative hay agronomy practices designed to improve productivity, quality and resilience in oat hay production.
Topics featured during the field walk include:
Date: Tuesday, 8 September 2026
Time: 1pm (AWST)
Location: Quairading-York Road, York WA (-31.903147, 116.792309)
To register your interest or request further information, contact Rob Enright on 0458 336 431 or email .
8 September 2026
York WA
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