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Very early sown canola variety trial at Mullewa 2019, early July (Photo credit Stephanie Boyce)Very early sown canola variety trial at Mullewa 2019, early July (Photo credit Stephanie Boyce)

Expanding the sowing window of canola; Mullewa 2019 (19GE02)

1 April 2020

Traditionally ANZAC day marked the date on which growers in Western Australia would start dry seeding.

An image of Bob French, DAFWA researcher standing in a paddock in Merredin

Tactical Wheat Agronomy for the West

14 March 2017

In 2018, over 10million tonnes (estimated) of wheat was harvested in Western Australia.

The barley variety fact sheets front cover

Barley variety fact sheets

11 April 2016

Comparing the latest barley varieties with commonly grown, established varieties can be confusing.

DPIRD researcher Martin Harries measuring yield loss after harvest

Lupins; delayed harvest and yield loss, Eradu 2017 trial report

9 January 2018

Lupins should be harvested as soon as they are mature to minimise significant yield loss.

A picture of Barley in the field in Dandaragan

2019 Barley variety sowing guide for Western Australia

7 October 2014

Assisting barley growers to make the right variety decision for their farming system.

Milling oats

2018 Oat variety guide for Western Australia

12 December 2016

The Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development's 2018 Oat Variety Guide provides a comparison of grain yield, grain quality, hay yield, hay quality, herbicide tolerance and disease r

Neelam desi chickpea seed spread across a white background.

Neelam - a desi chickpea for southern Australia

3 December 2013

Neelam is well adapted to most areas of southern Australia and offers ascochyta blight resistance in a mid flowering, mid maturing variety.

Close-up of a desi chickpea plant with pinkish purple flower highlighted in the centre

Ambar - an early flowering desi chickpea with ascochyta blight resistance

4 December 2013

Ambar is well adapted to most of southern Australia, particularly the northern wheatbelt of Western Australia.

Close-up of plump, bright oat grain.

Bannister: a milling quality oat for Western Australia

24 September 2012

Bannister is a high yielding oat with milling quality and wide adaptation for Western Australia. It was tested as WAOAT2354 and released in March 2012.

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