All posts tagged "crops"
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242AgricultureBiosecurity essentials: new planting material
Almost anything moved onto your property can be a potential source of pests and diseases for your production areas.
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219AgricultureGreen bridge management a key for grains biosecurity
The green bridge is any plant material such as crop volunteers and weeds growing out of season that can act as hosts...
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242AgricultureGrowers jump on promising outlook for wheat
Due to a rapidly changing export market, the Australian agriculture industry faces a growing need to embrace market diversification, with farmers across...
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236AgricultureLAMP technology lights the way to infield fall armyworm identification
A new in-field molecular test to detect a significant pest threat to grain and horticulture crops has been developed to help protect...
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253AgricultureBetter, faster, smarter crop variety data for nation’s grain growers
Australian grain growers are set to get better crop variety recommendations faster through a major Grains Research and Development Corporation (GRDC) international...
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194AgricultureMungbeans move to end point royalty system
Mungbeans – an important summer pulse crop in Queensland and New South Wales – will move to an end point royalty (EPR)...
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233AgricultureKnow before you sow in 2021
`Know before you sow’ needs to be a common mantra among New South Wales cereal growers this year if they are to...
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237News and ViewsAustralian macadamia crop modelling predicts increased 2021 crop
The 2021 Australian macadamia crop is predicted to reach 50,770 tonnes in-shell @ 3.5% moisture (54,440 tonnes in-shell @ 10% moisture), according...
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231AgricultureDigging up solutions to soilborne constraints to boost grain yields
A series of projects researching how soil amelioration affects soil biology is unearthing new information, as it digs deeper into the impact...
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302AgricultureGlyphosate-resistant capeweed detected in WA
Researchers from the Grains Research and Development Corporation-supported Australian Herbicide Resistance Initiative (AHRI) have detected the world’s first population of glyphosate-resistant capeweed.
