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949Savvy commercial partners sought for novel Australian oat products
Australian oat noodles and oat ‘rice’ are set to become popular pantry staples here and overseas, once new manufacturing processes developed by...
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800Winter crop area heading towards record high
The ABARES Australian crop report – June 2021 is forecasting above average winter crop production in 2021–22. Area planted to winter crops...
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725New decision-making tool for yellow leaf spot disease
A new decision support tool developed with investment from the Grains Research and Development Corporation (GRDC) will help Australian wheat growers and...
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1.0KCrop 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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780Wild wheat could hold key to crown rot resistance
An innovative new Grains Research and Development Corporation (GRDC) investment will investigate whether an international research finding could be part of the...
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812Could collaboration be best weapon against weeds?
Collaborative weed control has the potential to deliver a ‘better return on investment and be more effective’ for all land users, according...
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773Best practice key to Helicoverpa insecticide resistance
A significant increase in resistance to one key insecticide used to control the crop pest insect, Helicoverpa, has been recorded in central...
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780Ground breaking trial returning cotton textile waste to cotton fields launched
A cotton farm just outside the rural town of Goondiwindi Queensland is the site of a ground breaking trial to test whether...
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972Canola 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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948Roadside 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...
