Crop Variety Guides
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These publications summarise information on current varieties of the major winter crops grown in Australia. Sources of additional information are listed in each chapter. Local advisers are also a key resource for information relevant to individual localities.
These publications aim to prompt growers to ask themselves, ‘Am I growing the best variety for my situation?’ Use them as a guide for discussion with consultants, advisers and marketing agents.
Latest Crop Variety Sowing Guides
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Winter crop variety sowing guide 2019
The aim of this annually updated guide is to help grain growers and their advisers make better cropping decisions and hi...
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2019 Canola variety sowing guide for WA
This publication was produced through the Tactical break crop agronomy project, of the Department of Primary Industries ...
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2019 Queensland winter crop variety sowing guide
This guide will allow growers to make informed choices when deciding on what winter crop variety to sow in their paddock...
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2019 Barley variety sowing guide - WA
New barley lines that may be of interest to Western Australian growers include Banks (tested as IGB1305), Buff (tested a...
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2019 Wheat variety sowing guide - WA
This publication assists growers in deciding what to grow and when. It contains a summary on the yield performance of va...
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2019 South Australian Crop Sowing Guide
This edition of the SA Sowing Guide has been compiled by Officers with the South Australian Research and DevelopmentInst...
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2019 Victorian Winter Crop Summary
This publication summarises information on current varieties of the major winter crops grown in Victoria. Sources of add...
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2018 Wheat Variety Guide (Queensland)
Four new varieties are available for planting in QLD. Read the 2018 wheat variety guide for all available varieties in 2...
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2018 Wheat variety sowing guide for Western Australia
This sowing guide provides information to support growers with decisions on variety selection and management. Read now t...
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2018 Oat variety guide for Western Australia
This guide is designed to help you determine which milling oat or export hay variety to grow in your region....
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2018 Barley Variety Sowing guide for Western Australia
This variety guide is designed as a reference to help determine which barley variety to grow in the western region....
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2018 Sowing Guide for South Australia
This publication includes 2018 sowing guides for Wheat, Barley, Canola, Triticale, Beans, Lupins, Oats, Vetch, Lentils, ...
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2018 Canola variety guide for Western Australia
Use this Canola variety guide to help determine the variety you should grow in 2018...
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Wheat Variety fact sheets for Western Australia 2017
These fact sheets contain easy to read info on disease, yield, herbicide tolerance, agronomic traits, breeding and marke...
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NVT Queensland Wheat Varieties Guide 2017
Grains industry productivity is dependent upon the continued adoption and deployment of new technologies, including t...
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NVT Victorian Winter Crop Summary 2017
This publication summarises information on current varieties of the major winter crops grown in Victoria. Sources of ...
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2016 Canola variety guide for Western Australia
This sowing variety guide is designed as a reference to help determine which canola variety to grow in your region of...
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National Variety Trials (NVT)
The majority of variety trials presented in these books are sourced from the NVT program. NVTs provide independent information on varieties for growers. The aim of each NVT is to document a ranking of new and widely adopted varieties in terms of grain yield and to provide grain quality information relevant to delivery standards.
Conducted to a set of predetermined protocols, NVTs are sown and managed as close as possible to local best practice such as sowing time, fertiliser application, weed management and pest and disease control, including fungicide application. NVTs are not designed to grow varieties to their maximum yield
potential.
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NVT Online provides access to independent results on the performance of recently released grain and field crop varieties. It is a national program of comparative crop variety testing with standardised trial management, data generation, collection and dissemination.
This is managed through an internet accessed database that ensures a common approach and uniformity across the system.
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