GRDC Grains Research Update Goondiwindi 2017
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Goondiwindi Grains Research Update proceedings booklet (7 Mb PDF)
Thursday 7th March 2017
Click on the title to read the relevant Update Paper.
General plenary session day 1
- Minimising risk of disease in 2017 chickpea crops (Kevin Moore, NSW DPI)
- Chickpea Ascochyta – Further evidence that varieties differ in reaction of pods (Kevin Moore, NSW DPI)
- Disease risk prediction for Phytophthora root rot of chickpeas: inoculum detection problems (Sean Bithell, NSW DPI)
- Spray application tips and tactics (Bill Gordon, Nufarm)
Cereal agronomy concurrent session
- Agronomic drivers of yield in rain-fed wheat - environment, management, variety and disease (Rick Graham, NSW DPI)
- A simple visual lodging risk guide to assist with decision making on Plant Growth Regulators (PGR) (Nick Poole, FAR Australia)
- Plant growth regulators in barley 2015 and 2016 (Richard Daniel, NGA)
Nutrition concurrent session
- Nitrogen management in wheat 2016 – method, timing and variety (Richard Daniel, NGA)
- A summary of the economics of deep P nutrition trials in the northern grains region: where have current trials provided economic benefits? (James Hagan, DAF Qld)
“A bit of everything” concurrent session
- Groundcover and stubble type impact on fallow efficiency (Brendan Burton, NGA)
- Maize agronomy: managing climate risk in rainfed maize with multi cobbing hybrids (Daniel Rodriguez, QAAFI)
- Insect pest management research update 2017 (Melina Miles, DAF Qld)
- Russian wheat aphid – what do we know? (Ken Young, GRDC)
Disease concurrent session
- Barley disease yield loss response curves How much yield is lost in varieties with different levels of genetic resistance under different disease pressures? (Greg Platz, DAF Qld)
- Yellow leaf spot trials and the economics of spraying (Lislé Snyman, Greg Platz, Clayton Forknall, DAF Qld)
- Yellow spot of wheat: epidemiology studies and how they have helped us understand what we observe in the paddock (Jean Galloway, Department of Agriculture and Food Western Australia)
- Low levels of Fusarium head blight in 2016 – where did it come from and what does it mean? (Steven Simpfendorfer, NSW DPI)
- Evaluation of fungicide management strategies to control spot-form of net blotch in barley (Steven Simpfendorfer, NSW DPI) and Maurie Street (GOA)
- Seed treatments – Systiva® performance in northern trials (Greg Platz, Lislé Snyman, Ryan Fowler, DAF Qld)
- Leaf rust in Compass(Lislé Snyman, Clayton Forknall and Greg Platz, DAF Qld)
- Increased levels of net form of net blotch in Commander and Shepherd (Ryan Fowler and Greg Platz, DAF Qld)
- Loose smut in 2016 (Greg Platz, Lislé Snyman and Ryan Fowler, DAF Qld)
- Scald and other wet season diseases - what did we learn in 2016? (Greg Platz, Lislé Snyman & Ryan Fowler, DAF Qld)
Weeds concurrent session
- Managing weeds in fencelines (Christopher Preston, Adelaide University)
- Wild oats: the challenge of managing this weed in the northern region cropping (Michael Walsh, Sydney University)
- New developments and understanding in resistance mechanisms and management (Christopher Preston, Adelaide University)
Canola, organic matter and faba bean concurrent session
- Managing canola diseases – blackleg and sclerotinia (Kurt Lindbeck , NSW DPI)
- Canola agronomy and fit in northern farming systems (Jeremy Whish, CSIRO)
- Faba bean disease management update (Joop van Leur, NSW DPI)
- Soil organic matter – maximising biomass is the key (Jayne Gentry, DAF Qld)
General plenary session day 2
- Can we refine planting dates further? (Matt Gardner, AMPS)
- New fungicides and disease management strategies for wheat and barley (Nick Poole, FAR Australia)
- Fungicide resistance in grain crops ‐ what’s happening and how should we respond? (Fran Lopez, Curtin University CCDM)
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