Mark Derbyshire 🎠
@mcderbyshire.bsky.social
Research project leader at Curtin University. Interested in plant breeding, agriculture, genetics, anything related to coding or mathematics. Proud dad. AI enthusiast. Downhill mountain biking, especially the jumps. (he/him)
Pressure limiter 1 = 500 kPa. Probably not needed but ensures pressure will always be below the tap timer limit of 800 kPa.
Pressure limiter 2 = limits to 300 kPa to stay within working pressure of drippers.
Next time, will use a single 300 kPa limiter with high enough working pressure on the tap!
Pressure limiter 2 = limits to 300 kPa to stay within working pressure of drippers.
Next time, will use a single 300 kPa limiter with high enough working pressure on the tap!
November 7, 2025 at 1:18 AM
Pressure limiter 1 = 500 kPa. Probably not needed but ensures pressure will always be below the tap timer limit of 800 kPa.
Pressure limiter 2 = limits to 300 kPa to stay within working pressure of drippers.
Next time, will use a single 300 kPa limiter with high enough working pressure on the tap!
Pressure limiter 2 = limits to 300 kPa to stay within working pressure of drippers.
Next time, will use a single 300 kPa limiter with high enough working pressure on the tap!
Well, perhaps, technically. I would say a little risky given how fast it grows and how overgrown the rest of our plants are.
November 7, 2025 at 12:54 AM
Well, perhaps, technically. I would say a little risky given how fast it grows and how overgrown the rest of our plants are.
I used Google Gemini. It looks idential to the pictures of young endemic sheoaks I've seen. Shame to remove it but they grow huge.
November 6, 2025 at 10:50 AM
I used Google Gemini. It looks idential to the pictures of young endemic sheoaks I've seen. Shame to remove it but they grow huge.
That's exciting. Currently adding EarlGrey to my nextflow workflow!
October 30, 2025 at 5:39 AM
That's exciting. Currently adding EarlGrey to my nextflow workflow!
Overhead irrigation very satisfying to watch.
September 26, 2025 at 4:14 AM
Overhead irrigation very satisfying to watch.
Well, I think most of them. Some issues with poor penetrance in dense canopies but generally the mainstay of protection. Purely anecdotally, if you just waft a fludioxonil plate by a sclerotium, it seems to work. Any thoughts?
June 4, 2025 at 9:34 PM
Well, I think most of them. Some issues with poor penetrance in dense canopies but generally the mainstay of protection. Purely anecdotally, if you just waft a fludioxonil plate by a sclerotium, it seems to work. Any thoughts?
Well, either way it's clearly the 'best chemical agent'...
May 29, 2025 at 5:38 AM
Well, either way it's clearly the 'best chemical agent'...