Increasing return on investment from canola seed through improved establishment - Program 1
Investment
GRDC Code: CSP1907-001RTX
Increasing return on investment from canola seed through improved establishment - Program 1
This research aims to achieve a 25% improvement in canola establishment in Australia by 2030 by ensuring canola breeders have the know-how and tools to develop new cultivars with improved establishment. This will be delivered by providing Australian canola breeders with the genetics (germplasm with an average of 75% crop establishment) and the know-how (diagnostic markers and efficient phenotyping methods) to develop varieties with improved establishment and early growth potential. Growers and advisers will gain a better understanding of how establishment-related traits are influenced by their management decisions (eg sowing depth, time of sowing), as well as benefiting from the overall outcome of better canola establishment.
- Project start date:
- 01/07/2019
- Project end date:
- 30/09/2023
- Crop type:
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- Canola/Rapeseed, (Oilseed)
- Organisation
- CSIRO
- Region:
- North, South, West
- Project status
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Completed
GRDC News
GroundCover Supplement
Canola establishment under the scope
29 Mar 2022
The genetic basis of canola vigour and longer, stronger hypocotyls are under investigation by a...
Update papers
- 13 Feb 2024, The long and the short of it: How longer hypocotyls could improve canola establishment - GRDC
- 05 Feb 2024, Reducing risks to canola establishment under marginal conditions – defining the fundamentals - GRDC
- 27 Feb 2023, New genetics for improved canola establishment - GRDC
- 06 Feb 2023, Novel seed traits – an update on recent R&D - GRDC
- 21 Feb 2022, Genetic improvement of canola establishment - GRDC
- 08 Feb 2022, Genetic improvement of canola establishment - GRDC
Podcasts
New genetics for improved canola establishment - GRDC
30 May 2023Dr Nelson gives an insight into the GRDC invested genetics project exploring the key genetic traits contributing to successful canola...
