Optimising mungbean yield in the northern region - Mungbean Agronomy
Investment
Optimising mungbean yield in the northern region - Mungbean Agronomy
- Project start date:
- 15/06/2018
- Project end date:
- 30/03/2023
- Crop type:
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- Mungbeans, (Legume)
- Organisation
- Queensland Department of Primary Industries (QDPI)
- Region:
- North
- Project status
-
Completed
GRDC News
Mungbeans not picky on nitrogen source but...
27 Apr 2023
Central Queensland research is finding mungbeans use a combination of both soil nitrates and fixed...
Mechanical desiccation a viable mungbean option
27 Nov 2022
Normally mungbeans are chemically desiccated using glyphosate as a harvest aid, but swathing or mechanical...
Swathing could improve mungbean desiccation
16 May 2022
Newer, more vigorous mungbean varieties are making it more difficult to achieve successful chemical desiccation....
Update papers
- 29 Jul 2024, Desiccating mungbeans can we do better - GRDC
- 28 Nov 2023, Distribution of nitrates and its effect on plant uptake efficiency in Central Queensland farming systems - GRDC
- 27 Feb 2023, Desiccating mungbeans - is windrowing an alternative? - GRDC
- 26 Jul 2022, Fungal diseases of concern in 2022 Queensland mungbean and soybean crops - GRDC
Podcasts
Setting up your mungbean crop for success - GRDC
21 Jun 2022What does it take to optimise mungbean yields in Australia’s northern growing region?

Managing fusarium wilt in mungbeans - GRDC
14 Jun 2022Fusarium wilt is significant mungbean disease that can result in up to 80 per cent yield loss.

Resources
Fusarium wilt in mungbean - GRDC
Fusarium wilt in mungbean is an increasing threat for growers, especially in Queensland. It can cause big reductions in grain yield and is almost impossible to eradicate. Disease prevention is the best management strategy.