To present research into the development of new country for pastures in east Gippsland Victoria.

To present a summary of the recent history and state of pasture improvement due to soil fertility in high rainfall Victoria.

To resport on the extent to which deficiencies in phosphorus, sulphur, and molybdenum likely to be associated with deficiencies in the others.

To compare iron fertiliser formulaiotns for luin on an alkaline soil.

To discuss how to achieve a dense medic dominant pasture.

To provide advice on planning for recovery in 1995.

To introduce and discuss root legion nematode.

To compare commercially available fertiliser on the performance of Schooner barley.

To discuss practical disease management issues in puluse crops.

To show grain producers how differnet post seeding soil levelling treatments and tillage implement design/specification affect seed placement at sowing time.

To observe the effects that pasture species, length of the pasture phase and management have on the nitrogen cycle.

To establish the importance of manganese and zinc to pea yield decline.

To determine if inoculation with Penicillium bilaii will increase the availability of phosphate to wheat under Victorian Mallee soil and climatic conditions.

To provide advice on strategies for winter crops for 1997.

To discuss prediction of growing season and crop yields in southern Australia.

To discuss performance of wheat varieties in the 1997 season.

To investigate pulse crops for Central Western NSW.

To test the efficacy of different methods for alleviating zinc deficiency.

To determine the effectiveness of using pre- and post-sowing, pre-emergent herbicides for the control of radish.

To release high yielding and disease resistant field pea, chickpea, lentil and faba bean varieties which meet required quality standards through selection of varieties specifically suited to the soils and climate of the southern mallee region.

To evaluate the effect of the application of zinc and different stubble management on the incidence of yellow leaf spot in a wheat crop sown into stubble.

To investigate herbicide options on newly sown pasture crops at three sites.

To improve pasture assessment skills of those involved, quantify pasture quality and identify factors which determine productivity.

To improve the understanding of the nitrogen contributions from pasture legumes to wheat under different management conditions.

To investigate post sowing pre-emergent chemical control of ryegrass.

To find a reliable high yielding and profitable pulse crop for the "high rainfall, cool climate" zone of southern Victoria and one which suits raised beds.

To show the wide range of varieties and crop types, how they look and perform under local conditions. 

The aim of this project was to assess parture herbicide tolerance at Charlton in 2000.

To measure responsiveness to starter nitrogen (N) and high sulphur (S) rates.

The aim of this trial was to assess zinc deficiencies in both cereals and pulses in the Sea Lake region.

The aim of this trial was to assess the viability of polymer coated canola seed. 

To identify whether spraying for leaf rust in wheat will give an economic yield benefit.

To identify the key agronomic management requirements for increased productivity and profitability of pulses (field peas, chickpeas and lentils) under variable seasonal conditions on soils other than grey clays.

To identify safe options for using phenoxy herbicides on wheat displaying different maturity (short-, medium- and long-season).

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 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 quanitfy these grain yield increases achievable in wheat and canola in the central west of NSW through varying P rate experiments.

To quanitfy these grain yield increases achievable in wheat and canola in the central west of NSW through varying P rate experiments.

To investigate post-emergent herbicide options for the control of Wild Cabbage (Hare's ear mustard, Coringia orientalis) in lentils.

To discuss planning for a successful cropping year.

To investigate the effects of seeding rates (plant density) on grain yield and quality in four barley varieties at three locations (Berriwillock, Birchip and Rupanyup).

To investigate the effects of seeding rates (plant density) on grain yield and quality for four wheat varieties at three locations (Berriwillock, Birchip and Rupanyup).

This trial was established to look at disease management in beans and peas by the use of different varieties, different row spacings to increase airflow through the canopy and through different fungicide timing regimes. 

This trial was established to look at disease management in beans and peas by the use of different varieties, different row spacings to increase airflow through the canopy and through different fungicide timing regimes.

To report on the investigated the interaction between sowing date and sowing rate on the growth and yield of new lentil, field pea and chickpea cultivars. Information from these trials will form part of an agronomic package that will accompany the release of new cultivars.

To investigate the response of wheat to phosphorus fertiliser grown on an alkaline crumbly clay soil type.

To report on paddock yield and seeding depth optimisation.

To assess the relative production of a range of commonly grown pasture species.

To assess a number of commercial pulse varieties for yield and standability.

To compare the performance in 2003 of 12 canola varieties suited to Mallee environments.