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Snail and slug baiting methods put to the test
News 31 Mar 2025 | Region: National
Snail and slug baiting methods put to the test

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Growers given edge in rust ‘arms race’
News 28 Mar 2025 | Region: National
Growers given edge in rust ‘arms race’

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 Acid soil research priorities identified
News 26 Mar 2025 | Region: National
Acid soil research priorities identified

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GRDC investments

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GRDC EarlyCareer Research Fellow Call - Enhancing biocontrol of pests in grain crops through generalist predator training and retention
seedling investment

This project aims to develop an innovative approach to improving biological pest control in canola. The research focuses on pre-conditioning and retaining generalist predators to enhance their effectiveness against major canola pests. Current biological control methods often fail due to poor pred...

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ECR Fellowship: Exploring new opportunities for Australian canola
seedling investment

Canola is the third-largest oilseed globally, with Australia ranking as the second-largest exporter. While canola oil drives market demand, nearly half of the crop's yield, its protein-rich by-product, is often discarded or used for low-value applications like fertiliser. With rising global i...

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Upcoming updates and events

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16 Apr 2025
Presentations
AFREN Webinar – What's new in fungicide resistance?

Location: Online | National

09 May 2025
Field Day
Ag Tech Adoption Field Day

Location: Tummaville, Queensland | North

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Publications

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Crop Sowing Guide 6 Apr 2025
New South Wales Crop Sowing Guide - GRDC

The 2025 New South Wales Crop Sowing Guide contains the latest information on current varieties of the major winter crops grown.

Publication 20 Mar 2025
Using crop competition to suppress weeds - GRDC

This publication details how increasing competition in grain crops can suppress in-crop weeds by narrowing row spacing, increasing crop density and/or the use of more competitive crop species and cultivars.