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New wheat variety suited to early sowing

A new wheat variety released this year from AGT has significant promise to help farming systems.  “Longsword” is a
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MID-ROW BANDING OF NITROGEN IN SEASON

  MID-ROW BANDING OF NITROGEN IN SEASON Trials completed in 2016 through funding from Grains Research and Development Corporation
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Getting to Know Paraquat and Diquat

It’s that time of year again when pulses are getting sprayed to either crop-top weeds or desiccate and dry
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Not all pests are pests

As we move into spring, insect activity begins to increase. Many people will be monitoring their crops for insects
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Sowthistle – An Emerging Weed

Sowthistle, also known as milk thistle is increasingly becoming a problem weed in cropping systems around Australia.  It is
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What happens to Urea post application?

This cropping season continues to provide many challenges, especially issues relating to lack of moisture.  There are however pockets
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DRY START? BUT THERE IS SUB SOIL MOISTURE …. DON’T PANIC. ITS STILL POSSIBLE TO GROW A PROFITABLE CROP

At this stage, it is still possible to grow a profitable crop · Finishing moisture is more important than
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Dry days drive moisture conservation – Your story David & Scott Beard

 Crop Smart’s ‘Gino’ Bowey caught up with David and Scott Beard to discuss the unusually dry start being experienced
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Sulphur – Is it really limiting?

Sulphur is a major nutrient required by plants in relatively large amounts. It is also an essential element for
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Frost and Clethodim, a Bad Combination

Frost is a common weather event in our southern cropping zone especially in winter months.  It typically happens more
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