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Grains Research Updates 2019: Potential for pulses in Western Australia

25 February 2019

The potential for increased pulse production in Western Australia will be the focus of a presentation at the 2019 Grains Research and Development Corporation (GRDC) Grains Research Update today.

DPIRD Researcher Martin Harries inspecting plots desiccated at different times.

Chickpea crop-topping is not an option for controlling late emerging weeds, Mingenew 2017 trial report

9 January 2018

Yield of chickpea crop-topped at the right time to control weed seed set was 59% of the unsprayed control.

DAFWA researcher Martin Harries inspecting plots of Howzat chickpea infected with ascochyta blight.

Chickpea variety specific ascochyta management, Mingenew 2016 trial report

2 February 2017

New varieties have improved ascochyta resistance, but still need careful management.

Avoiding early infection is critical to managing ascochyta effectively.

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.

Healthy chickpea crop with promising potential

Desi chickpea essentials

19 April 2013

Chickpea are a suitable break crop for heavier soils with pH above 5.5 in Calcium Chloride. For trouble free chickpea growing ensure you select a current variety with tolerance to ascochyta, have a

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