Resources

Our research, development and extension (RD&E) investments target activities that create sustainable and profitable grain production in Australia, to deliver the best return for Australian grain growers.

In this section

Frost management
Frost management

Frosts can damage grain crops, leading to financial losses for growers. Read the latest advice to help growers reduce frost risk and better manage damage. 

Mouse management
Mouse management

This page provides practical information on mouse management, baiting tips and links to other useful resources

Mental Health
Mental Health

Looking for information on mental wellbeing? Growers can access helpful resources and links to support services on this page

Spray Drift
Spray Drift

This resource helps spray operators follow best practice application techniques in-line with the most up-to-date information

Russian wheat aphid
Russian wheat aphid

This cereal pest, Russian wheat aphid, is now present in cropping areas of SA, Victoria, Tasmania, NSW and Western Australia

Fall armyworm
Fall armyworm

Fall armyworm (FAW) is a serious pest that threatens Australian grain crops. This portal helps growers stay informed, monitor for infestations, and use the best methods to protect their crops.

Herbicide behaviour
Herbicide behaviour

Herbicides are an essential tool enabling cost-effective management of weeds as part of an integrated strategy

Harvest resources
Harvest resources

Information on salvaging crops for fodder, grain or grazing, as well as management strategies for dealing with shortage of water

Slugs and Snails
Slugs and Snails

Four exotic snail and slug species impact Australian grain crops. They attack seedlings, cause plant damage, and yield losses. The management of snails and slugs is critical to growers' profitability.

Sandy Soils
Sandy Soils

This sandy soils resource page collates information to help growers diagnose and manage sandy soils. When sandy soil constraints are correctly identified and ameliorated, growers can increase crop productivity.