All posts tagged "broadacre"

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  Gunnedah agronomist evaluates APH wheat mustang

  Gunnedah agronomist Andrew Ceeney was one of many in the wheat industry monitoring the progress of new quick maturity, Australian Prime Hard...

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  New Mustang wheat puts some muscle in the paddock

  Pacific Seeds has put some muscle in the paddock with the release of its new wheat variety LRPB Mustang.

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  Oats research creates options for cereal growers

  Milling oats could offer growers an alternative cereal crop to grow in paddocks that are susceptible to the widespread fungal disease, fusarium...

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  Ten tactics key to success with early-sown canola

  Sowing canola early in most southern and eastern Australian cropping regions can increase productivity and profitability by following 10 key tactical guidelines.

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  Quality the best pitch for haymaker

  Making hay for over 35 years has given Wyreema farmer Warren Folker a better understanding of what the market wants and how...

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  Hybrid TT canola offers greater value to growers

  Australian canola growers are set to get more value for their money if they plant a particular hybrid triazine tolerant variety.

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  Pacific Seeds invests $700k in seed plant

  Encouraged by the continued growth of the Australian agricultural industry, Pacific Seeds has invested $700,000 in a new seed treatment plant.

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  Competitive crops to beat the weeds

  New research through the Graham Centre for Agricultural Innovation into the genetic traits that make some varieties of wheat and barley better...

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  Legume inoculant comparison: on-seed trumps in-furrow

  On-seed application of peat slurry has provided the best nodulation, grain yield and nitrogen fixation in experiments comparing different methods of inoculating...

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  Geraldton quinoa crop shows promise

  Geraldton could prove to be a good location to grow the ancient grain quinoa.