All posts tagged "grains"
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178News and ViewsNew projects to help diversify grain markets
Grains Australia Limited welcomes the announcement from Federal Minister for Agriculture David Littleproud that a number of important industry projects will be...
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299AgricultureCrop disease management in focus at WA workshops
Western Australian grain growers and agronomists are being offered an opportunity to access cutting edge cereal and canola disease management advice and...
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333AgricultureCanola hybrids bolster strong outcomes in face of global demand
As global demand for oilseed outstrips supply1, Aussie farmers are turning to new hybrids for greater flexibility, increased yields, and excellent weed...
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328AgricultureRoadside grain dumping – risking more than farmer’s $$
If you’re one of the thousands of highway drivers who use roadside rest stops you may well have seen piles of grain...
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235News and Views$1.4 billion whole grain findings could also help boost exports to Asia
New research from the Grains & Legumes Nutrition Council (GLNC) will help increase whole grain consumption not just in Australia, but across...
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349AgricultureGlobal demand for wheat drives Australian innovation
With world consumption of wheat forecast to rise to a record high in 2021-2020, Aussie farmers are looking for reliable wheat varieties...
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232AgricultureDon’t omit ladders when ordering new grain storage infrastructure
Grain growers ordering new silos are encouraged to include ladders in their purchases to ensure safe access to storage systems.
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364AgricultureGreen 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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326AgricultureDigging 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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371AgricultureGlyphosate-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.
