GRDC Grains Research Update – Nindigully
GRDC Grains Research Update – Nindigully
Date:
11 Aug 2021
Region: North
Summary
The latest grains research to improve profit will be at the Nindigully GRDC Grains Research Update. Discuss how to make practical use of the latest information relevant for the region.
- Managing mice. Steve Henry (CSIRO)
- Baiting and management strategies
- Population ecology - how long can plagues last and why?
- Fall armyworm. Melina Miles (DAF Qld)
- Crop damage and economics
- Decision making around insecticides
- Using natural enemies
- Overwintering - will they survive?
- Resistance update & overlap with H. armigera
- Specific crop management guidelines.
- Cereal diseases. Steven Simpfendorfer (NSW DPI)
- Step changes in managing crown rot - including a new seed treatment
- Seasonal disease update.
- Sorghum production in western zones. Loretta Serafin (NSW DPI)
- Row configuration, plant populations and water use efficiency
- Pros and cons of early sowing
- Establishment in cold soil conditions.
- Managing chickpea harvest losses. Richard Daniel (Northern Grower Alliance)
- Grower experiences managing chickpea harvest losses. Sam Heagney (South Bunarba Ag)
- Weed recognition technologies, developments and opportunities for Australian grain production systems. Mike Walsh (University of Sydney)
- Pushing the tech boundary - Grower experience with optical sprayers on robotic platforms. Elton Petersen (Prime Star Cropping)
Update papers
- Reducing the impact of mice at critical times of the year
- Fungicide resistance in wheat powdery mildew across NSW and northern Victoria in 2020
- Fusarium crown rot seed fungicides: independent field evaluation 2018-2020
- Can we make sorghum production more reliable in western zones?
- The impact of harvest management in chickpeas – desiccation and front of header losses
- Weed recognition technologies: development and opportunity for Australian grain production
Contact
John Cameron or Erica McKay
0294824930
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