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Winter crops
The Winter crop variety sowing guide helps to select the most suitable variety and contains updated technical information from the latest research, extension and industry programs.
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Soil biology basics
More information can be obtained from the Australian book. Soil biological fertility: A key to sustainable land use in agriculture (2003). ,
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Making the most of water in wheat production
Making the most of water in wheat production. Summary. Efficient use of water or rainfall involves maximising the proportion of the water supply that is used by the crop to produce ... grain rather than allowing it to be lost from the soil in other ways.
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The right pulse in the right paddock at the right time
The right pulse in the right paddock at the right time.
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Soilless BB Management
The electrical conductivity (EC) of the nutrient feed was 0.88 dS m. ... Ammonium uptake is the main driver of rhizosphere pH in Southern Highbush Blueberry.
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FSG Webinar 5: Identifying and addressing soil constraints and their impact on nutrient management
Click on the link below to listen to the audio from Friday 20 November 2020. ... the soil environment, and unravelling microbial, rhizosphere and soil chemical processes.
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Weekly Commodity Report
The cattle available were on the lighter side. Source:Mecardo. Cows. 203c/kg (lwt). ... There is one sale week left in the 2023-24 season. Source:AWI.
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Horticulture
Horticulture. The Department's role is to provide support to the horticultural industry through the provision of extension officers, research scientists, diagnostic laboratories, publications, horticultural courses and regulatory services.
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Fertigation: delivering fertiliser in the irrigation water
Fertigation: delivering fertiliser in the irrigation water. Summary. The delivery of dissolved mineral fertilisers to the roots of crops in the field using irrigation water is known as ‘fertigation’. ... The use of fertigation is gaining popularity
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Citrus
The main citrus fruits grown in NSW are navel and Valencia oranges, mandarins, lemons, limes and grapefruit. ... The national peak industry body of exporters committed to the development of the export of Australian horticultural products.
