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DIY Plant Tissue Sampling Training

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DIY Plant Tissue Sampling Training

Learn from local agronomist, Graham Mussell, on how to take accurate plant tissue samples at this hands-on training session.

Date: Thursday, 27 August 2026

Time: 12pm – 2pm

Cost: Free! Lunch provided

Location: Ludlow, Address provided upon registration

Plant tissue analysis is a valuable management tool used to determine whether or not a plant is deficient in nutrients, particularly trace elements, which are important for both pasture production and animal health.

Graham will demonstrate how to undertake plant tissue sampling in the paddock. Plant sampling kits will be available to take home on the day.

Don’t miss this chance to boost your pasture management skills!

This project is part of Healthy Estuaries WA and Revitalising Geographe Waterways, State Government initiatives to improve the health of our South West estuaries.

Date
August 27, 2026
Time
12pm - 2pm
Cost
Free! Lunch provided
Location
Ludlow, Address provided upon registration

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