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At the Rust in Wheat Conferences which were called to address rust and other problems facing the wheat. ' ... T6e idca that cross-breeding and selection were the best solution to the rust problem was ridiculed at the time.
While travelling the colony of NSW as a licensed surveyor in the Lands Department, he witnessed the devastation of rust epidemics and the moisture stress imposed on late maturing European varieties ... produce crops of gain in places where rust appears
been part of his father-in-law's station, Cuppacombalong, near. Queanbeyan. L. As a country surveyor, Farrer had seen the ravages of rust in. ... he broadened to accommodate not only rust but. other diseases. plant type, growing conditions, gluten content
Archer Russell, in his biography of W i a m Farrer (1949, p 12) listed the main problems of Australian wheatgrowing in Farrer's time as rust, bunt, soil exhaustion, weak ... Farrer's early-maturing, rust-escaping, short-strawed wheats had a dramatic
aware of the role of inheritance in rust resistance and of the possibility of transgressive.
There he would surely have witnessed many crop failures in the fledgling wheat industry, from moisture stress at one extreme and stem rust at the other.