trials

To asses the effect of PGR application on barley

To compare nitrogen rate responses between Wheat varieties.

To compare nitrogen rate responses between wheat varieties.

To assess the yield of a range of agronomic treatments on wheat varieties at several sites

To assess the yield of a range of agronomic treatments on wheat varieties at several sites.

• To identify key ingredients of agronomic packages which deliver high yielding wheat crops with good quality in the Parndana environment.

To identify key ingredients of agronomic packages that deliver high yielding canola crops with high oil contents in the Parndana environment.

To examine the effect of plant growth regulators, in the form of Moddus and Chlormequat on the plant biomass, water use and plant growth in wheat.
 

To improve irrigated cereal production through identification of varieties and agronomic practices with superior perfomance under irrigation. 

Four years of research have been conducted to determine if rice PIN uptake can be predicted using remote sensing from drones, aircraft and satellites as part of an ongoing Rural Industries Research & Development Corporation (RIRDC) research project. 

To explore the use of quality legume inoculants to get the most from nitrogen fixation.

To quantify the effects of ProGibb on dry matter production of dual purpose wheat and to assess the effects on subsequent plant recovery and wheat grain yield.

This research identified the plant traits most likely to determine differences in external critical phosphorus (P) requirements (i.e. the soil extractable-P concentration required to achieve 90% of maximum yield) of pasture legume species. Understanding trait differences that affect critical P requirements of pasture legumes is important in providing confidence around field differences in external critical P requirement.

The project aimed to identify factors limiting N2 fixation and productivity of pulse crops grown on acidic soils in the high rainfall zone (HRZ) Southern Grain production region.

To investigate the interaction between plant growth regulator (PGR) and nitrogen application in early-sown first wheat.

The effect of variety, plant density and nitrogen management on grain yield was evaluated for a second year at the NSW DPI Leeton Field Station (LFS). 

To test the effect of PGRs on wheat height, lodging and yield.

To test the effect of PGRs on faba bean height, lodging and yield.

To test the effect of PGRs on canola height, lodging and yield.

To test the effect of PGRs on barley height, lodging and yield.

To test the effect of plant growth regulators on irrigated wheat.

This experiment evaluated the effect of variety and nitrogen rate on grain yield and protein concentration for six wheat varieties.

To assess the affect of plant growth regulators on barley yield at Marrabel in different paddock production zones.

To assess the effect of plant growth regulators on wheat and barley yield at Bute in different paddock production zones.

The trials evaluated wheat and barley varieties at increasing P rates.

The trials evaluated responses in wheat and barley to increasing N rates.

To evaluate different nitrogen (N) rates and application timings and phosphorous (P) rates.

In 2016 SARDI funded a wheat nitrogen trial at Conmurra to value add to the MFMG field day. The trial evaluated nine different
nitrogen rates and application timings.

In 2016 SARDI funded a barley nitrogen trial at Conmurra to value add to the MFMG field day. The trial evaluated a malting barley
(Bass) and a feed barley (Compass) and three different nitrogen regimes.

This research is questioning if placing immobile nutrients deeper into the soil can increase grain yield.

To evaluate the response to applied nitrogen (N) rates on grain yield and grain quality of six current varieties in the medium rainfall region of central western NSW.

To quantify the effect of various crop-top timings on the yield of commercial cultivars.

The purpose of these trials was to investigate the value of applying the PGR Moddus EVO to barley grown in the high rainfall zone of Victoria to reduce lodging and improve yields.

To measure the effect of plant growth regulants and their interaction with nitrogen on wheat grain yield and quality, in the absence of lodging.

To measure the effect of plant growth regulants and their interaction with nitrogen on wheat grain yield and quality, in the absence of lodging.

To determine whether Moddus Evo, applied with and without fungicide at different timings, influenced the level of lodging and head loss in Scope CL barley, and to compare its performance against other PGRs when applied at GS31.

To measure the effect of PGRs on canola plant height and grain yield.

To evaluate the effects of plant growth regulators in barley

To evaluate plant growth regulators for the management of barley.

To evaluate the effects of plant growth regulators in barley

To determine the most effective application timing of PGRs to two barley varieties, and at what yield potential their application is economical.

To assess the effects of plant growth regulants (PGR’s) on crop growth and grain yield across variable soils in wheat and barley.

To assess the effects of plant growth regulants (PGR’s) on crop growth and grain yield across variable soils in barley.

The aim of this research was to confirm that crop productivity can be substantially improved when subsoil chemical, physical and biological constraints in sandy soils are treated.

Determine whether nutrition is limiting yield in faba beans and assess N fixation

Evaluate the nutritional needs of high yield potential beans through the addition of N, P and nutrition sources

To assess the impact of applying additional nitrogen at different rates and timings on grain yield of wheat

To assess the impact of applying nitrogen at different rates and timings on grain yield of selected wheat varieties.

To evaluate the impact of Urea timing, method and rate in wheat.

To compare nitrogen use efficiency of anhydrous ammonia and urea under commercial conditions.