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Agronomy and Soil Science Staff

Our staff

Dr Jamie Barwick

Senior Lecturer - Precision Agriculture Research Group (PARG), School of Environmental and Rural Science

jbarwic2@une.edu.au

+61 2 6773 2329

Associate Professor Chris Guppy

Associate Professor in Soil Fertility - School of Environmental and Rural Science

cguppy@une.edu.au

+61 2 6773 3567

Professor Brian Sindel

Professor of Weed Science - School of Environmental and Rural Science

bsindel@une.edu.au

+61 2 6773 3747

Associate Professor Lisa Lobry de Bruyn

Associate Professor in Soil Health and Knowledge Sharing - School of Environmental and Rural Science

llobryde@une.edu.au

+61 2 6773 3119

Professor Matthew Tighe

Professor of Ecosystem Modelling - School of Environmental and Rural Science

matthew.tighe@une.edu.au

+61 2 6773 2180

Mr Michael Coleman

Research Project Manager - School of Environmental and Rural Science

mcolema8@une.edu.au

+61 2 6773 3859

Associate Professor Paul Kristiansen

Associate Professor, Food Systems and Rural Development - School of Environmental and Rural Science

paul.kristiansen@une.edu.au

+61 2 6773 2962

Associate Professor Richard Flavel

Associate Professor of Crop Science - School of Environmental and Rural Science

rflavel3@une.edu.au

+61 2 6773 2441

Professor Susan Wilson

Professor in Environmental Pollution - School of Environmental and Rural Science

swilso24@une.edu.au

+61 6773 2789

Dr Onoriode Coast

Senior Lecturer in Crop Science - School of Environmental and Rural Science

ocoast@une.edu.au

+61 2 6773 1592

Dr Ivanah Oliver

Lecturer in Soil Science - School of Environmental and Rural Science

ioliver4@une.edu.au

+61 267731157

Dr Jonathan McLachlan

Lecturer in Pasture Science and Grazing Management - School of Environmental and Rural Science

jmclach7@une.edu.au

+61 6773 1279

Dr Toni Petronaitis

Lecturer of Plant Pathology and Crop Protection - School of Environmental and Rural Science

tpetrona@une.edu.au

+61 0424 209 816

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