West Midlands Group representatives, beef industry development officer Erin OBrien (left), executive officer Nathan Craig and mixed farmings systems project officer Melanie Dixon chatted at The University of Western Australias postrgraduate research presentation last week.
LAST Thursday, The University of Western Australia's (UWA) top postgraduate students presented their latest research in agricultural studies.
It was an insightful afternoon, with issues such as methane intensity and iron ore mine tailings being discussed by the students.
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The talks were attended by other staff and PhD students from UWA, along with various agriculture industry professionals.
After the talks there was a sundowner in the Molecular Sciences foyer with food and refreshments, where the students were able to discuss their research in greater depth.
Journalist JASMINE PEART attended the showcase for Farm Weekly.
UWA School of Molecular Sciences emerita professor Rana Munns (left) and Institute of Agriculture emerita professor Lyn Abbott.
UWA School of Agriculture and Environment doctor Ken Flower (left), Institute of Agriculture adjunct professor John Hamblin and part-time farmer Ian Blayney.
UWA Institute of Agriculture industry advisory board chairman Terry Enright (left) and UWA professor of molecular sciences Harvey Millar.
UWA School of Molecular Sciences representatives professor Harvey Millar (left), post doctoral research associates Hui Cao and Katharina Belt.
UWA School of Agriculture and Environment PhD students Sun Kumar Gurung (left) and Grace Scullett-Dean and PhD candidate Pratikshya Kandel.
UWA School of Agriculture and Environment PhD candidate Pratikshya Kandel (left), senior lecturer Amin Mugera and research assistant John Quealy.
UWA PhD students Sang Huynh (left), Shamshad Ul Hassan and Gilang Suhono.
