• To investigate the potential use of ProGibb SG as a growth promoting agent.

• To investigate the potential use of ProGibb SG as a growth promoting agent.

The ‘Good Clover Bad Clover’ project is a three-year project that commenced in April 2017 and aims to increase awareness of the potential issues and improve management strategies to deal with oestrogenic clover.

• To investigate the impacts burying organic matter at depth.

To investigate the questions:

• What if there was a simple way to improve the top soil depth to encourage plants to grow deeper root systems?
• Could we grow the massive crops you seen grown overseas where they measure top soil in feet not inches?

To investigate the question of 'what if there was a simple way to improve the topsoil depth to
encourage plants to grow deeper root systems?'

To investigate the impacts burying at depth organic matter (using a Neutrog product Bounce Back) and gypsum using the Sub Soiler machine.

To investigate the impacts burying at depth organic matter (using a Neutrog product Bounce Back) and gypsum using the subsoiler machine.

To proivde information about getting into sheep.

To detail how to get started with no-till in 2007.

To measure effect of gibberellic acid application and grazing timings on the biomass production and feed quality of oats.

To present some good barley news from a season best forgotten.

To discuss good drought recovery.

To assess the effect of PGRs and fungicides on variety-specific barley yields.

To comare the dry matter production available for forage and plant recovery after grazing of the forage barley variety Moby with that of Hindmarsh barley and Correll wheat.

• To examine the potential for both grain and forage cereal crops to supply feed for grazing enterprises.
• To determine the effects of grazing on grain yield and quality to help build informed decisions about when to graze crops to ensure maximum profit

To discuss grain legume harvesting and way to reduce losses from grain harvesting.

To demonstrate the yield and dry matter responses of field peas, lentils and chickpeas to the application of phosphorus and zine in the southern Mallee.

To demonstrate the grain yield and dry matter responses of field peas, lentils and chickpeas to the application of phosphorus and zinc in the southern Mallee.

To evaluate commercial and new pulse (grain legume) cultivars on sandy, calcareous soils, in terms of both the crop performance and its benefit in a rotation.

To determine the effectiveness of a number of grass selective herbicdes to control grasses in medic pastures

To investigate the effect of grass herbicides on nodulation in legumes.

To determine the most effective techniques for controlling grass weeds in wheat (variety Meering).

To determine how post-grazing nitrogen application rates and post flowering rainfall affect the recovery of Mace and Trojan grain wheat crops after grazing.

To evaluate a vigorous hybrid canola variety in a low rainfall Mallee environment for its grazing value at different growth stages, and its ability to recover from grazing.

To assess the suitability of different wheat and barley cultivars for both grain and grazing production in low rainfall environments.

To assess the yield and grain quality effect of grazing on currently grown commercial cereal varieties via paddock scale demonstrations in the Rainbow district.

To evaluate the suitability of different wheat and barley cultivars for both grazing and grain production, when sown as part of a the normal cropping program in low rainfall zones of western Victoria.

To monitor the feed value and grain production from different types of grazed cereal crops in Northern Victoria.

To monitor the feed value and grain production from different types of grazed cereal crops in Northern Victoria.

To monitor the feed value and grain production from different types of grazed cereal crops in Northern Victoria.

To investigate some other types of legumes for their dry matter and suitability as green manure.

To provide a gross margin calculation method for 1994.

To compare the efficacy of different group B herbicides.

To compare Triflur 480 versus Stomp, in relation to traditional use and minimum cultivation, on wheat and canola.

The aim of this trial was to investigate managmeent practices for groin canola after cereal.

To identify the agronomic practices which lead to the production of high quality hard and durum wheat. 

To determine the agronomic conditions required to grow a quality barley product suitable for malting.

To answer the question 'Growing season rainfall at Birhcip - is there any pattern'.

The aim of this trial was to compare the performance of very early sown wheat varieties, their early grazing potential and ability to recover from grazing.

To determine whether in the high rainfall areas of the Wimmera the use of growth regulators would be beneficial.

To present options and guidelines for chemical insect control.

To provide guidelines to developing a robust leasing or share farming system.

To focus on maintaining profitable retained stubble systems rather than investigating agronomic and economic benefits of stubble retention.

To report on the Goonumbla Management trial: NSW DPI Field pea sowing rate trial.

To determine the success of Pasture Cropping for different starting pasture compositions and crop sequences (i.e. the difference betweencropping year-after-year compared to doing it once) in comparison to No Till cropping and pasture treatments. Success will be assessed by the profitability of the crop, the grazing value of the pasture, perennial grass recruitment and resource condition.

To search for greater profit and improved management of feed gaps and pastures, which are incentives for grazing cereals.

To measure the impact of grazing within cropping systems on soil properties, water dynamics and crop yield.

To report on a grower experience of growing pulse crops in NSW.

To compare the response of H45 and Bowerbird when treated with a range of fungicide treatments.