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Welcome on behalf of the regional organising committee, i have great pleasure in welcoming you to the 17th international congress on nitrogen Fixation in Fremantle, Western australia. This congress, the first of which was held in 1974, provides the scientific community with the opportunity for a vital exchange of ideas on nitrogen fixation. let’s not forget that nitrogen fixation is as vital to our survival on the planet as photosynthesis! As always, the congress will feature high quality research across numerous disciplines and identify the emerging areas in the field. The strength of the international nitrogen fixation community lies in its people – our colleagues range from students and up-and-coming postdocs to the many experts in their field. If this is your first time attending this congress can I encourage you to take the opportunity to engage with as many colleagues as you can. Establishing research collaborations is what the meeting is all about. The 17th International Congress on Nitrogen Fixation also provides us with an opportunity to consider the questions– where are we now with nitrogen fixation and where are we going? On one hand we have the very exciting opportunities being provided by molecular technologies, with advances in these areas coming at an ever-increasing rate. On the other hand, many of the challenges confronting successful application of nitrogen fixation technology in agriculture remain the same e.g. developing new legumes and rhizobia for agriculture; achieving successful inoculation through improved technologies; and understanding the conundrums surrounding the life of rhizobia in soil and rhizosphere such as ineffective populations and competition. 2 Fremantle is the major port city of Western Australia, a state that is known for its magnificent coastline, incredible landscapes and unique wildlife. From tropical mangroves in the far north to the limestone cliffs pounded by the southern ocean, Western Australia offers a myriad of opportunities for travelers. Fremantle has been the gateway to Western Australia for well over 150 years and its multicultural history is reflected in its many cafes, restaurants, museums and other cultural sites. What better than a chance to browse the markets, or relax after the science in the cafes and restaurants? I sincerely hope that this will be a productive and memorable congress for all participants. associate Professor Graham o’Hara Director, Centre for Rhizobium Studies Murdoch University, Western Australia Congress Secretariat EEcW Pty ltd 47 Hampden Road, Nedlands Phone: 08 9389 1488 Fax: 08 9389 1499 Emal: info@eecw.com.au
INVENTING THE FUTURE IN INOCULANTS Nodulaid N/T N/T stands for Nodulating Trigger Nodulaid N/T is unique. In addition to the nitrogen-fi xing rhizobia present in all inoculants, it also contains a Plant Growth Promoting Rhizobacteria (PGPR), Bacillus subtilis. This powerful active acts as a Nodulating Trigger. The combination of these 2 ingredients adds an extra boost to the yield increases achieved by regular inoculants. Benefi ts of Inoculating with Nodulaid N/T The inclusion of the Nodulating Trigger results in more and healthier nitrogen-fi xing nodules per plant. Superior nodulation means a potential for increased nitrogen fi xation, producing greater, more vigorous plant root structure and resulting in greener, healthier early season plant foliage. This sets the crop up for a higher yield potential. Nodulaid N/T has been proven to increase crop performance in chickpeas, beans and lupins – even in paddocks that contain background or native rhizobia in the soil. Nodulaid N/T sets the crop up for optimal performance Nodulator Clay Granules Placing Nodulator Clay Granules into the soil adjacent to pulse seeds at sowing allows the roots to be inoculated as they emerge. Germinating seeds and developing root systems with easy access to higher levels of inoculant, result in better nodulation and better nitrogen fi xation. Nodulator Clay Granules are different, they provide: Dust and lump-free formulation Uniform size and smooth surface for superior fl ow High counts of live rhizobia Ideal for ‘dry seeding’ Toll Free: 1800 558 399 Email: info.au@beckerunderwood.com www.beckerunderwood.com.au
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