To identify herbicide sensitivities of new or potential new chickpea varieties with the view to reduce their yield losses due to herbicide damage.

To identify herbicide sensitivities of new lentil varieties with the view to reduce their yield losses due to herbicide damage.

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

To evaluate alternatives for Chickpea desiccation.

To screen herbicides for crop safety in mungbeans.

To develop high water-use farming systems that integrate crops with perennial pastures.

To evaluate efficacy of chickpea desiccation options.

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To evaluate the impact of harvest management on chickpea yield and harvest losses.

To evaluate alternatives for Chickpea desiccation.

To evaluate the crop safety of annual ryegrass herbicides in key cereal varieties including use of disc and tyne planting. 

To evaluate crop safety of herbicide mixtures in sorghum.

To determin if harvest weed seed practices can be adopted to reduce soil week seed banks in high yielding HRZ areas of the southern region to address herbicide resistance issue.

To evaluate efficacy of chickpea desiccation options.

To evaluate the impact of harvest management on chickpea yield and harvest losses.

The main purpose of this study was to produce HMT wheat flour under different treatment conditions in terms of flour moisture content and treatment time, and then to investigate the effects that the HMT had on the flours’ pasting properties, water solubility and water absorption. 

To asses optimum sowing date and variety  type for Canola for the South West Slopes region of NSW

To examine the phenology, disease resistance and standing power of new wheat germplasm sown on 20 April versus control varieties.

To examine the phenology, disease resistance and standing power of new wheat germplasm sown on 22nd April versus control varieties.

To develop profitable and sustainable approaches to disease management in high yielding and HRZ regions.
Individual objectives specific to the trial were:
- To evaluate whether newer germplasm or new fungicide chemistry allows a reduction in the number of fungicide applications whilst increasing profitability (note: reducing the number of fungicides is seen as a key measure for slowing down resistance development in cropping systems).
- Examine whether there is germplasm (varieties tested) that has sufficient early season disease resistance to replace the need for the “at sowing fungicide” and Timing 1 (T1) spray applied at GS31-32.
- To determine the cost benefit ratio of fungicide application in HRZ regions of different season lengths.

To develop profitable and sustainable approaches to disease management in high yielding and HRZ regions.

Individual objectives specific to the trial were:
- Monitor the effectiveness of fluxapyroxad (Systiva) for early disease control in wheat.
- To evaluate whether newer germplasm or new fungicide chemistry allows a reduction in the number of fungicide applications whilst increasing profitability (note: reducing the number of fungicides is seen as a key measure for slowing down resistance development in cropping systems).
- Examine whether there is germplasm (varieties tested) that has sufficient early season disease resistance to replace the need for the Timing 1 (T1) spray applied at GS31-32.
- To determine the cost benefit ratio of fungicide application in HRZ regions of different season lengths.

To assess the performance of winter and spring wheat germplasm that has shown potential in either HYC 1st stage screening or breeder’s trials with characteristics that may be suitable for regions with high yield potential. The yielded trial was grown under Hyper Yielding Crop management system with full fungicide protection (20th April sown).

To determine the response to increased crop inputs (fungicide and nitrogen) of a range of canola variety types.

To assess the performance of winter and spring wheat germplasm managed under three different levels of management (22nd April sown).

To assess the performance of winter and spring wheat germplasm managed under three different levels of management (20th April sown).

To examine the suitability of elite commercial and unreleased spring cultivars for hyper yielding regions.

To examine the suitability of elite commercial and unreleased spring cultivars for Hyperyielding regions

To determine the response to increased crop inputs (fungicide and nitrogen) of a range of spring canola variety types.

To assess the value of pre and post GS30 defoliation in winter and spring germplasm grown in HRZ or high yielding regions of different season lengths.

Individual objectives specific to the trial were:
- Assess the dry matter offtake differences resulting from GS22, GS30 & GS32 defoliations and their effect on final harvest dry matter, grain yield and harvest index of spring versus winter wheat.
- Assess whether April sown spring wheat that has been “reset at GS32 (defoliated)” is higher yielding than GS30 and GS22 grazed and ungrazed crops.
- To assess whether the dry matter offtakes of longer season winter wheats at GS22 are more profitable (dry matter offtake and grain yield) than the same winter wheat defoliated at GS30.

To examine the suitability of elite commercial and unreleased winter canola cultivars for hyper yielding regions.

To examine the suitability of elite commercial and unreleased winter canola cultivars for Hyper-yielding regions

To determine the response to increased crop inputs (fungicide and nitrogen) on two commercial winter canola cultivars.

To help farmers wanting help in managing the ups and downs, the dry and the wet.

To demonstrate herbicide(s) and timing of application options for the control of horehound.

To screen a range of herbicides for crop safety in mungbeans.

To screen a range of herbicides for crop safety in mungbeans.

To evaluate the efficacy of Chickpea desiccation options.

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

To evaluate crop safety of herbicide mixtures in sorghum.

To evaluate alternatives for Chickpea desiccation.

To evaluate the impact of harvest management on chickpea yield and harvest losses.

To evaluate efficacy of chickpea desiccation options.

To evaluate alternatives for Chickpea desiccation.

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

To test canola and wheat yield response and the interactions between nutrients where N, P, K and S and micro-nutrients Zn and Cu are omitted.

To compare the efficacy and crop safety of various pre-sowing herbicide mixes on grassy weeds in a dry sowing situation for wheat, and followed the treatments through to final grain yield.

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

To see if harvest weed seed practices could be adopted to reduce annual ryegrass (ARG) weed seed populations to address herbicide resistance issues in high yielding, high rainfall zone (HRZ) areas of the southern region.