Production, marketing and topical articles for the Australian Grain industry.
US researchers are testing an alternative way of measuring falling numbers that would benefit wheat farmers and customers around the world who rely on crop quality. The research has earned positive reviews during product testing.
The double-knockdown tactic is a key component of a control strategy, which aims to keep weed numbers low, preserve herbicide efficacy and give crops a head start. In some cases, a ‘reinvention’ is needed.
Weed control has steadily improved over time but this trajectory is starting to slow. Through increasing herbicide resistance, weeds are adapting to survive in our modern farming practices, and systems that rely heavily on herbicides are being challenged.
VICCHEM offering FREE hard water tests to help farmers maximise herbicide performance.
Nuffield Australia has opened applications for its 2026 scholarships, calling on the next crop of Australian agriculturalists to be curious, drive change and help their industry thrive. Applications close May 16.
On Wednesday 5th February (9am until 12 noon) interested grain and cotton growers and agronomists are invited to participate in an informal morning of field trial walks to showcase some of the current weed research taking place.
Grain Producers Australia is urging growers to be alert, vigilant and proactive, to maintain high standards for pesticide application, and protect crops from spray drift damage.
The passion of grain growers for the responsible stewardship of the land is a clear message farmers are sharing with Australian consumers in a new information series for the community.
The National Farmers’ Federation (NFF) has urged farmers experiencing mobile connectivity issues in the wake of the 3G network shutdown to reach out to providers for help.
The Grains Research and Development Corporation (GRDC) and fire safety experts are encouraging growers to implement practical measures to reduce the risk of harvester fires.
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