GRDC Grains Research Update, online – Cereal disease and subsoil – SNSW
Past online event
Date:
16 Feb 2022
Region: North
Summary
The program from the February/March 2022 GRDC Grains Research Updates has moved online. While we and many participants lament not being able to run these events face to face, this is a fantastic opportunity for you to cherry pick topics of interest to you not only from your area, but from the broader northern region.
Topics for this webinar:
- Subsoil management to improve crop productivity in dryland cropping: Linking changes in PAW and root responses to sub soil amendments. Varietal differences and novel new ameliorants. (Ehsan Tavakkoli, NSW DPI)
- Stripe rust outbreaks in 2021 - what did we learn that’s helpful to planning for 2022? (Robert Park, University of Sydney)
- Cereal disease issues for 2022. What did we learn in 2021 and how can we use this to improve management this season? (Brad Baxter, NSW DPI)
- Fusarium crown rot in southern farming systems - how big an issue is it? (Steve Simpfendorfer, NSW DPI)
- Harvest height implications
- Integrated management
- Potential fit of Victrato® seed treatment
Update Papers
- Amelioration of hostile subsoils via incorporation of organic and inorganic amendments and subsequent changes in soil properties, crop water use and improved yield, in a medium rainfall zone of south-eastern Australia
- Northern region wheat stripe rust epidemic in 2021 – learnings for 2022
- Fungicide resistance in wheat powdery mildew in NSW and northern Victoria in 2020-2021
- Cereal disease management: using learnings from 2021 to improve management in 2022
- Fusarium crown rot seed fungicides - independent field evaluation 2018-2021
- New insights into nitrogen and water interactions with Fusarium crown rot
- Harvest height implications for Fusarium crown rot management
Contact
Erica McKay or John Cameron
02 9482 4930
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