To demonstrate the available herbicide options for a range of annual legume pasture varieties.

Demonstration to evaluate new forage options against commonly used graze and grain options.

To evaluate the performance and agronomic attributes of a range of Hybrid and OP canola varieties across different herbicide tolerant technologies over two time of sowing events.

• To investigate the adaptability of a range of new herbicide tolerant lentil varieties to a range of
  Group B herbicides.

• To investigate the adaptability of a range of new herbicide tolerant lentil varieties to a range of Group B herbicides.

• To understand the genetic control in lentils relating to tolerance to the range of sulfonyl urea herbicides.

• To understand the genetic control in lentils relating to tolerance to the range of sulfonyl urea herbicides.

• To investigate the adaptability of a range of new herbicide tolerant lentil varieties to a range of
  Group B herbicides.

• To investigate the adaptability of a range of new herbicide tolerant lentil varieties to a range of Group B herbicides in standing and burnt stubbles.

• To determine the crop safety of applying metribuzin herbicide to commercial lupin varieties.

• To compare the growth, grain yield and gross margins of recently released field pea varieties with historical varieties.

The demo sites fit into the objectives of the HSSF project which are:

• Improve farmers’ capacity to manage soil health issues
• Identify appropriate soil management strategies, both at a landscape and industry level
• Develop and deliver data and information packages for farmers
• Develop and promote industry based training packages

To compare new hybrid and open pollinated (OP) varieties in the mid to late maturity groups suited to the 2.0 to 4.0 t/ha environments and evaluate them statistically, head to head, across all five herbicide technologies.

• To develop a phosphorus response curve for wheat in the high rainfall zone of South West Victoria.
• Investigate responses to zinc and copper individually as well as in combination in Kellalac wheat.

To develop a phosphorus response curve for high rainfall production of white wheat as well as investigating the responsiveness of acid soils to zinc and or copper based products which showed promise in the 2000 trial at Streatham. 

• To develop a phosphorus response curve for wheat in the high rainfall zone of South West Victoria.
• Investigate responses to zinc and copper individually as well as in combination.
• Evaluate several R and 0 products which may improve phosphorus and nitrogen efficiency. 

To report on the high inupt cropping trial.

To undertake an economic and agronomic evaluation of a high input treatment versus a district practice treatment.

To continue an economic evaluation of high input versus district practice for 2000.

To continue an economic evaluation of high input versus district practice for 2001.

• Provide recommendations to farmers regarding optimum crop sowing times and crop arrangements on raised beds and on the flat.
• Examine associations between crop yields and plant growth for wheat and canola on raised beds and on the flat in the high rainfall cropping zone. 

To quantify how nitrogen application and timing (upfront versus stem elongation) influences the need for disease control in a susceptible wheat cultivar.

Since these inoculants have not had widespread use, the aim in this study was to test these new delivery systems and their effect on nodulating grain legumes in a range of Australian soils.

Since these inoculants have not had widespread use, the aim in this study was to test these new delivery systems and their effect on nodulation grain legumes in a range of Australian soils.

To answer the question: how fast is lime moving and is it treating acidity at depth?

To select milling quality wheat lines that have good yield potential, grain quality and disease resistance for growing in the high rainfall zone of southern Australia.

To report on Hyola® FCT 2012 fungicide best practice trial results

To report on Hyola® FCT 2012 performance trial results.

• To compare and contrast the performance of current and experimental RR, CL and TT Hybrid and Open pollinated varieties of canola in the Western Districts of VIC.
• To compare and contrast the performance of selected industry leading canola varieties with new seed fungicide and insecticide treatments and foliar fungicides.
• To compare and contrast the regional resilience blackleg internal infection scores of the Hyola Hybrids versus a range of other competitor varieties in the industry. 

To understand the effects of soil acting herbicides on nutrient uptake.

To discuss how placement influences the efficacy of zinc oxide and zinc sulfate fertilisers.

To present a handbook of diagnostic techniques for conducting experiments to ascertain which nutrients are limiting production.

To report on a summary of paddock surveys of harvest weed seed collection samples taken in 2016, 2017 and 2018 as a part of the GRDC Stubble Initiative project ‘Maintaining profitability in retained stubbles on upper Eyre Peninsula’ (EPF00001).

Tp summarise the first two years of crop performance after trafficking was imposed on a red calcareous sandy loam at Minnipa Agricultural Centre (a detailed summary of 2015 results can be found in the EPFS Summary 2015, p197). Three other trials similar in design and monitoring have also been implemented across the LRZ – on a deep sand at Loxton (SA), a brown loam near Swan Hill (Vic) and on a deep red earth at Lake Cargellico (NSW). All these trials will be maintained for at least the five year life of the project.

To demonstrate the efficacy of differing registered herbicides on lentils and beans

1. Improve herbicide rotation strategy with a focus on reducing selection pressure and dependence on imidazolinone (IMI) herbicides.
2. Compare the level of weed control achieved with low and high inputs of non-IMI herbicides when used at their own or in combination with IMI herbicides.

To compare the tolerance of legume varieties to a range of registered herbicides, and assess grass and brassica weed control

To demonstrate crop saftey and weed control benefits of Herbicide Tolerant (HT) pulse crop systems (Variety x Herbicide)

The aim of this work is to understand if growers can reduce soil weed seedbanks in high-yielding high-rainfall zones by adopting harvest weed seed control (HWSC) practices.

The aim of this work is to understand if growers can reduce soil weed seedbanks in high-yielding high-rainfall zones by adopting harvest weed seed control (HWSC) practices.

To evaluate a range of herbicides for their efficacy of brome grass control in lentils

To evaluate a range of herbicides for their efficacy of wild radish control in wheat.

To evaluate a range of herbicides for their efficacy of annual ryegrass control in barley

To evaluate a range of herbicides for their efficacy of annual ryegrass control in barley

To evaluate a range of herbicides for their efficacy of annual ryegrass control in wheat.

To evaluate a range of herbicides for their efficacy of annual ryegrass control in wheat.