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Barellan 2022 Managing Nitrogen Fixation in Pulses
To understand the effect of nitrogen and inoculation on vigour (NDVI), nodulation score, grain yield and seed weight of lentils and field peas at Barellan in 2022
Ganmain 2022 Vetch Evaluation
An experiment was conducted at Ganmain to determine the phenology (timing to first flat pod) of eight<br/>vetch varieties and the biomass at this timing. The first flat pod stage is considered the best timing for hay<br/>cutting, balancing growth and hay quality
Daysdale 2023 Pulse species and variety comparison
To compare the performance of five pulse species and their varieties, assessing grain yield and seed size, and evaluating selected varieties for peak biomass and seed nitrogen concentratio
Arumpo, southwest NSW Mallee 2023 Pulse species and variety comparison at three sowing dates
To evaluate the effect of sowing time on grain yield and biomass production of five pulse species (lentil, field pea, vetch, faba bean, and chickpea) under favourable soil moisture conditions in the Mallee region of NS
Arumpo 2024 Pulse species and variety x sowing date comparison
The series of trials was conducted to compare pulse species and varieties sown at different times on a sandy loam soil, typical of the soil type pulses are grown on in the Mallee
Glyphosate and glufosinate in mixtures with Group 14 herbicides - Awnless barnyard grass
Impact of glyphosate and glufosinate in mixtures with Group 14 herbicides on Awnless barnyard gras
Management of early-sown wheat
Trial 1: Time of sowing x cultivar: The first trial investigated the performance of new winter wheat germplasm at four times of sowing from 18 March to 30 April.<br/>Trial 2: Variety x sowing rate x nitrogen timing x grazing: The aim of the trial was to manipulate the canopy of<br/>early-sown wheat and understand how these interventions affect crop management
Hyper-yielding crops: disease management and germplasm interactions
This trial aims to develop profitable and sustainable approaches to disease management for high yielding wheat varieties grown in regions with higher yielding potential