Investment

Investment

GRDC Code: WAN2004-001SAX
Maintaining Profitable Farming Systems with Retained Stubble
This investment aims to provide a platform to extend research from 'The Stubble Initiative', a significant investment by GRDC in the Southern Region, into the Western Region. This will be achieved by creating an industry report on the applicable research and findings of the projects, suitable for the Western Region. These findings will be part of a communications strategy, which will also include case studies of growers currently using high stubble retention farming systems in the Western Region. A booklet will be released to assist growers understand the pros and cons of increasing the height or amount of stubble into their current farming system.
Project start date:
01/04/2020
Project end date:
30/06/2021
Crop type:
  • All Crops
Organisation
WANTFA
Region:
West
Project status
status icon Completed

GRDC News

Podcasts

Stripper fronts – time saving, fuel saving and moisture saving - GRDC
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GRDC Project Code: WAN2004-001SAX,. Crops and topics. Cereals. Paddocks.

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Stubble management in a changing climate - GRDC
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GRDC Project Code: WAN2004-001SAX,. Crops and topics. Paddocks. Climate.

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Retaining stubble in a high rainfall environment - GRDC
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GRDC Project Code: WAN2004-001SAX,. Crops and topics. Paddocks.

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Conserving stubble conserves moisture - GRDC
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GRDC Project Code: WAN2004-001SAX,. Crops and topics. Paddocks.

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Fitting stubble into your system pays - GRDC
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GRDC Project Code: WAN2004-001SAX,. Crops and topics. Paddocks.

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Resources

WA Stubble Retention booklet -     GRDC

WA Stubble Retention booklet - GRDC

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High stubble loads can increase the risk of blockages occurring at sowing, reduce the efficacy of pre-emergent weed control, and affect crop emergence and establishment. Stubble retention can also lead to disease and weed issues if not managed