GRDC Grains Research Update Perth 2020
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24th Feb 2020 to 25th Feb 2020Update Event
Burswood, WA
Sponsored by GRDC: GRDC Grains Research Update (Perth)
GRDC Grains Research Update (Perth)
Region: West
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Presented at GRDC Grains Research Update (Perth)
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In Australia, herbicide resistance has increased in several major weed species such as annual ryegrass and wild radish. Single and multiple resistances have evolved to several modes-of-action in foliar post-emergent herbicides, which has compromised their efficacy....
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The current focus of this work is to develop a solution that provides real-time, in-field N analysis of fresh plant material to enable growers to make more profitable decisions about fertiliser applications....
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Trials done in South Australia suggest lime affects the fecundity of round snails (vineyard snail Cernuella virgata and white Italian snail Theba pisana) by increasing the number of eggs laid and subsequent snail survival (M. Nash pers. comm)....
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• Blackleg crown canker results from infection during early seedling growth. Prior to sowing, use the BlacklegCM decision support tool to identify high risk paddocks and explore management strategies to reduce yield loss....
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A maximum residue limit or MRL is the maximum concentration of a residue resulting from the registered use of an agricultural chemical that is legally permitted or recognised as acceptable to be present in or on a food, agricultural commodity or animal feed....
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Farmers and agronomists make pre-emergent herbicide decisions based on numerous factors including compatibility with their sowing program, control spectrum and price....
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Western Australia produces about 60 per cent of Australia’s wheat exports. Foliar diseases remain a concern in wheat production and breeding for disease resistance is crucial to reduce yield vulnerability....
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Herbicide resistance is a major threat to the long-term sustainability of grain production through the loss of crop productivity and the economic costs of weed control....
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At present, few break crop choices are available to Western Australian growers. To address this, we are evaluating novel planting strategies for high-value pulses in the medium- and low-rainfall areas. The goal is to develop easily implemented sowing options that enable growers to consider incorporating high-value pulses into their rotations....
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