Are you considering using a different wheat variety in your rotation this season? Do you know which herbicides are likely to affect the potential yield of the crop?
Western Australian grain growers battling the increasing threat of emerging weeds will need to employ robust Integrated Weed Management (IWM) strategies to protect crop yields and profit.
Wheat germplasm is being sourced from around the world for a new pre-breeding research project to develop new varieties that germinate and establish in very low soil moisture.
Narrow row spacing is key to better weed control and higher crop yield, according to Department of Agriculture and Food research examining 11 years of integrated weed management.
Grain growers searching for a profitable break crop will have an opportunity to integrate early sown field peas into their program, with research underway to develop an agronomic management package
