| Trial | Contributor Funding sources |
Year | Trial site |
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Effect of boron on canola on soils of the Bindoon district of WATo determine the rates of boron required for maximum grain yield of canola grown on soils of the Bindoon area (gravelly soils).. Canola was thought to have a high B requirement so a range of sites were selected to determine any response incanola to B applications. |
Department of Agriculture and Food WA
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1994 | Bindoon District WA |
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