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To test 6 commercial wheat varieties.
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To evaluate a range of milling and feed wheats of differing maturities and disease resistance under broad acre farmer sown plots.
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To unravell the combined effects of variety, sowing time and N, on yield and its components.
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To study the effect of elevated temperature, sowing time, variety, and N rate on wheat yield.
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To conduct an evaluation of the ability of wheat varieties to tolerate acid/aluminum.
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Evaluate yield and quality response of long season wheat and barley to sowing time.
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To demonstrate the tolerance of new and existing wheat varieties on acid soils.
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In 2019, field experiments were conducted across 10 sites in the northern grains region (NGR) to determine the influence of phenology on grain yield responses for a diverse set of wheat genotypes.
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To investigate the response of wheat to different rates of applied P and N.
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To demonstrate the benefits of applying phosphorus and nitrogen to wheat in cereal-leume rotations on sodic soils in the southern Mallee.
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To compare three different sowing rates (in a low rainfall zone) in a farmer sized trial and monitor these plots throughout the growing season.
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Assess plant development and grain yield at two times of sowing with all current main stream varieties and evaluate alongside weather data to gather information relating to varieties ability to handle warmer temperatures.
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To present information about wheat varieties.
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To evaluate a range of commercially available varieties. These reflect the most widely grown varieties in the area and include others that may be considered in the future. Choosing an appropriate variety is an integral part of maximising performance for this grade. This trial was specifically looking at the shorter season varieties and those mos… read more
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To compare the performance on new and current wheat cultivars in the Wimmera and Mallee, managed to maximise yield and to investigate performance at different sowing times.
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To compare the performance of new and existing wheat varieties in four environments, under different sowing times and varying disease pressures.
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To improve crop production by determining the effect of sowing time and sowing rate on crop yield and grain quality risks of new wheat varieties.
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To improve crop production by determining the effect of sowing time and sowing rate on crop yield and grain quality risks of new wheat varieties.
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To evaluate commercial varieties in a large demonstration block
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To discuss wheat variety developments.
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The aim of this experiment at Terry Hie Hie on the north-western plains of NSW was to determine if there were differences between varieties with varying maturity types in terms of grain yield and quality parameters with different plant densities and sowing dates.
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To identify differences between commonly grown wheat varieties in their ability to emerge from very deep sowing (100mm) and relate to coleoptile lengths and to quantify the effects of deep sowing on grain yield.
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To provide growers the opportunity to further increase their understanding around the relationship between crop phenological traits and TOS.
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To evaluate a range of commercially available varieties for yield and grain quality, sown at two sowing times.
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Evaluation of wheat varities under irrigated conditions.
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To report on a soft wheat variety trial.
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To report on wheat variety trials.
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To report on a wheat variety trial.
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To report on a wheat variety trial.
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To support growers with agronomic decisions such as sowing time and variety selection to enhance industry profitability through improved wheat yields and grain quality.
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To support growers with agronomic decisions such as sowing time and variety selection to enhance industry profitability through improved wheat yields and grain quality.
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To assess the range of wheat varieties at several sites across the South East.
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These trials are carried out each year to assess the range of wheat varieties at several sites across the South-East.
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This trial is apart of a three year GRDC project to develop a benchmark to be used to accurately determine crops' N status.
The aim of this years trial is to determine how a crops’ N status changes in relation to early sowing and variety.
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To explore the yield potential for wheat in the northern sandplain region and to identify the main constraints to achieving this potential.
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To discuss wheat options for 2006.
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To investigate the response to nitrogen fertiliser on wheat.
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To determine the appropriate sowing time by variety combination to maximise the grain yield and quality of wheat in different environments in Western Australia.
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To assess the whole farm implementation of water repellence management strategies.
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The aim of this trial was to assess the screening capability of malting barley and silverstar wheat.
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To evaluate the effectiveness of wide row spacing in Arrino wheat in a low rainfall environment with limited inputs.
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To compare new Hybrids vs OP varieties in the mid to late maturity groups suited to the 2.0 to 4.0 t/ha environments evaluated statistically head to head across all 5 herbicide Technologies. The trial also evaluated the performance of Spring types (e.g. Hyola® Hybrids) vs SuperHyola® (late spring types) vs Winter Graze n Grain types in a compo… read more
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To evaluate management options and determine the yield and grain quality impacts of aphids in barley
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Can cover crops increase infiltration and net water accumulation in pivot-irrigated cotton systems with low (<30%) ground cover?
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To determine the optimal sowing rate for winter threat to the crops potential yield, and even wheat in the Hamilton district.
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To determine the optimal sowing rate for winter wheat in the Hamilton area.
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To determine how to maximise biomass and yield of winter wheat varieties under irrigated conditions.
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To evaluate a number of varieties that are either commercially available or close to commercial release that may be suitable for the growing conditions of the south east of Victoria.
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Regional specific agronomy has been identified as a need by growers in RCSN Open Local Forums, in particular in using regional specific agronomy demonstrations to assist decision making of growers.
The aim of this project was to use best district practice to examine if newer varieties respond differently to increasing nutritional inpu… read more
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The aim of the ‘Yardstick’ project is conduct agronomy demonstrations that will enable growers to reduce crop selection risk through better understanding of crop performance with different crop types/varieties, timings of sowing and nutrition.
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To compare two commonly planted wheat varietie, Scout and Corack, tested under three different fungicide regimes for suceptibility to yellow leaf spot
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To evaluate the reported yellow leaf spot susceptibility ratings of 20 common wheat varieties
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The project objectives were to: determine what effect stubble load and type had on YLS infection. Determine whether changing cultural practices would aid in reducing YLS incidence. Investigate the effect of fungicide application timing and nutrition on YLS severity.
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To examine the impact of crown rot on yield and grain quality in a range of durum, bread wheat and barley varieties across two sowing times near Tulloona in north-western NSW in 2015.
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To determine likely nitrogen response at the time of pre-drilling, and at the appearance of the first node (GS31), which coincided with the times at which nitrogen applications took place.
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Sowing date is a key driver of yield and variety performance. The optimum sowing time for an individual variety is a balance between having the variety flower too early and being subjected to frost damage, and conversely having it flower too late and experience prolonged heat stress. Both of these factors can have significant negative impacts on… read more
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The aim of this trial was to compare the emergence, growth and yielf of small and large seed size Yitpi wheat.
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To identify the link between zinc deficiency and Rhizoctonia bare patch.
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To investigate whether the VRT approach will markedly shift yields and profitability from the levels achieved using blanket inputs across the whole paddock in the Minnipa region.