January - February 2020
Production, marketing and topical articles for the Australian grain industry.
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| 4 | Editorial | ||
| 6 | What’s the sticking point? Better pre-em efficacy in stubble systems | ||
| 10 | Technology accelerates search for drought-tolerant chickpeas | ||
| 12 | What’s the best sheep flock structure and cropping balance? | ||
| 16 | Aussie seeds shoot for new markets | ||
| 17 | Lucerne gains new disease defence | ||
| 18 | Retardants with residual fire protection and nutrition benefits | ||
| 21 | Application and opportunities for retardants in Australia | ||
| 22 | Ecologists address a burning question | ||
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| 23 | Cool heads required after a fire goes through the farm | ||
| 25 | World grain outlook welcomes new year with very little fanfare | ||
| 27 | You need to understand these three factors when pricing grain | ||
| 30 | Now – and then! | ||
| 33 | Nutrient removal data helps growers plan the next crop | ||
| 34 | Using cereal crops to address iron and zinc deficiency across the globe | ||
| 36 | Biodegradable spray helps battle crop pathogens | ||
| 37 | 2,4–D resistance does not affect the fitness of radish | ||
| 39 | Genetically engineered moth could herald new era of insect control | ||
| 40 | Russian wheat aphid in Australia: Building a crop risk profile | ||
| 42 | News & New Products | ||
| 45 | District Reports | ||
| 49 | Southern Australia Focus | ||
| 57 | Northern Focus | ||
