All posts tagged "wheat"

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  Farm Management

  Wheat growers changing nitrogen use: new survey

  More than a third of growers and advisers in northern New South Wales and southern Queensland have changed their approach to nitrogen...

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  Farm Management

  Weed-competitive wheat one step closer

  Growers are one step closer to accessing wheat varieties that can compete better against weeds, particularly herbicide resistant annual ryegrass.

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  Fast Facts

  Early sowing opportunities for wheat depend on location

  Research has shown early wheat sowing opportunities vary greatly between locations, prompting the WA Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development to...

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  Fast Facts

  Call for Wheat Port Code submissions

  Grains exporters say the Wheat Port Code has struck the right balance in creating a more competitive Australian wheat industry, according to...

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  Whos Who

  Gunnedah agronomist evaluates APH wheat mustang

  Gunnedah agronomist Andrew Ceeney was one of many in the wheat industry monitoring the progress of new quick maturity, Australian Prime Hard...

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  Fast Facts

  New Mustang wheat puts some muscle in the paddock

  Pacific Seeds has put some muscle in the paddock with the release of its new wheat variety LRPB Mustang.

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  Fast Facts

  Gunnedah agronomist evaluates new APH wheat Mustang

  Gunnedah agronomist Andrew Ceeney was one of many in the wheat industry monitoring the progress of new quick maturity, Australian Prime Hard...

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  Fast Facts

  Australian wheat takes the cake

  Australian wheat could potentially take a bigger slice of the Asian cake and biscuit market in the coming years.

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  News and Views

  Making it easier to find work in Murtoa

  Workers in Victoria’s wheat farming communities now have more chances to train for new jobs, after the Murtoa and District Neighbourhood House...

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  Biotype of Australia’s Russian Wheat Aphid populations now known

  Australian scientists have confirmed that the Russian Wheat Aphid (RWA) now established throughout parts of the nation’s south-eastern cropping regions is a...