All posts tagged "crops"
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206AgricultureUnique opportunity to help deliver frost outcomes
Grower groups, advisers, researchers and people involved in agribusiness are encouraged to put up their hands to assist in the delivery of...
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165Agriculture‘Intelligent’ weeds evolve to evade controls
Findings from one of Australia’s longest running paddock surveys have confirmed some plants will change the way they grow and reproduce to...
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208News and ViewsBest winter cropping outlook in four years is welcome news for Aussie farmers
Projected rainfall combined with earlier rainfall has many Australian farmers positively positioned ahead of the winter season, with the current winter cropping...
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225AgricultureFreedom of choice restored for SA growers
After 16 long years, South Australian growers are one step closer to having the freedom of choice to grow the same crops...
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221AgricultureA nasty surprise could be in store when opening silos
Grain growers sowing this year’s winter crops may find some nasty surprises when opening their silos for the first time in a...
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291AgricultureBlowhard farmer grows huge canola crop
A farmer near Ballarat has grown a huge crop of canola weighing in at 3.6 tonnes per hectare.
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169AgricultureTourello farmer grows monster canola crop
A farmer near Clunes has grown a monster crop of canola weighing in at 3.75 tonnes per hectare.
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204AgricultureHave you spotted the parallels?
Epidemic, incursion, outbreak: call it what you like, you should take note of what’s happening in Australia in response to COVID-19, because...
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287AgricultureWA wheat program bolstered by new expert recruit
Wheat breeding in Western Australia has just received a boost with a molecular breeding expert from South Africa recently joining specialist seed...
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378AgricultureEarly sown canola an option where there is stored soil moisture
New South Wales grain growers with good stored soil moisture levels following the recent rain should consider early sowing of longer season...
