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  1. Purple pigeon grass

    areas of adaptation, sources of variability, species mixtures, and important issues related to animal health and the conservation of native vegetation. ... Companion species. Bambatsi panic, lucerne, barrel medic, snail medic, Katambora Rhodes grass, sub

  2. Factors to consider when draining rice

    Factors to consider when draining rice. Summary. The Primefact informs rice growers of all the factors that impact on making the critical decision of when to drain rice to achieve the

  3. Bacterial spot of stone fruit

    Bacterial spot of stone fruit. Summary. Bacterial spot is caused by the bacterial pathogen Xanthomonas arboricola pv pruni. ... Losses occur directly from infection of fruit. Up to half the fruit may be unsaleable on susceptible varieties.

  4. Grapevine management guide 2022–23

    Both the case studies on bird perches (page 36) and the trial on mites in the sky (page 32) are perfect examples. ... For a hard copy of the guide, please contact:. Darren Fahey 0457 842 874 darren.fahey@dpi.nsw.gov.au.

  5. Grassed up - About this guide

    The agronomic techniques for seed production are only just beginning to be understood. ... These guidelines collect currently available information concerning the utilisation of these valuable species.

  6. Guide to machinery costs and contract rates

    to alert farmers to the real costs of owning and operating machinery.

  7. Correct Crop Sequencing - Decision Support Tool

    Correct Crop Sequencing - Decision Support Tool. This decisions support tool was created as part of the "Correct Cropping Sequence for Irrigated Double Cropping" project in collaboration with GRDC and the Irrigated ... Cropping Council as well as

  8. High-density planting case study economic analysis: Sunmar Orchards, Sunraysia

    The economic analysis is limited to the assumptions chosen in the budget spreadsheets. ... All scenarios have the same pruning cost per tree while trees are young.

  9. Signs and symptoms of an acid soil

    The changes in the solubility of plant nutrients associated with increasing soil acidity are:. ... Increased aluminium (Al. 3+. ) in the soil solution causing stunted root development in crops and pastures.

  10. Russian wheat aphid

    The Russian wheat aphid’s host range also includes several non-crop grasses.

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