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- Date
- 06.05.2013
- Region
- West, South, North, National
- R&D Area
- Crop Nutrition, Crop Protection, Quality/Standards
Understanding foliar fungal diseases of cereals and how to manage them is in the interests of both the individual and the grains industry as a whole.
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- Date
- 06.05.2013
- Region
- South
- Institution
- Agribusiness, Private Sector
- R&D Area
- Business Management
Effective farm business managers use a range of tools to complete important tasks efficiently and in a timely manner.
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- Date
- 06.05.2013
- Region
- South, North
- R&D Area
- Crop Protection, Crop Monitoring, Crop Establishment, Crop Nutrition, Quality/Standards
Managing Fungal Diseases of Chickpeas: An integrated approach to managing fungal diseases in chickpeas in the southern region should focus primarily on ascochyta blight while also paying attention to botrytis grey mould and sclerotinia.
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- Date
- 28.03.2013
- Region
- South, West
Blackleg can cause severe yield loss, but can be successfully managed. Use this guide to determine whether you are in a high-risk situation and what practices you can change to reduce or prevent yield loss from blackleg.
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Publications

- Date
- 21.03.2013
- GRDC Project Code
- PCA00002
- Region
- North
- R&D Area
- Crop Protection, Environment / Climate / Land Mgt, Quality/Standards
In 2008, earthy, musty off-flavours were detected in peanuts in North Queensland, which led to over $1 million of product downgrades. The problem has not been recorded, or studied, anywhere else in the world except North Queensland. GRDC-funded research has discovered the major cause of this off-flavour contamination. The GRDC has developed guidelines for a number of pre-harvest and post-harvest practices to minimise the risk.
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- Date
- 04.03.2013
- GRDC Project Code
- ORM00004
- Region
- National, North, South, West
- R&D Area
- Building Capacity, Business Management
Employing people is a great privilege and starting a new job is almost always a significant time for the employee. Selecting, engaging and inducting well will set the scene for a productive, positive and ongoing arrangement between both parties.
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Bookshop

- Date
- 04.03.2013
- Region
- North
Irrigated wheat can yield up to eight tonnes per hectare in the northern region, given good management and adequate water around flowering time.
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Bookshop

- Date
- 04.03.2013
- Region
- North
Canopy management techniques are used around the world to decrease lodging risk and increase yield in high-yielding wheat crops, and were used in Queensland’s first verified eight tonnes per hectare wheat crop.
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- Date
- 04.03.2013
- GRDC Project Code
- DAS00127, CSE00046
- Region
- National, North, South, West
In the higher rainfall zones where zero till and stubble retention is practiced, slugs are an increasing problem. As no single control method will provide complete protection, an integrated approach is best.
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- Date
- 18.01.2013
- Region
- National
- R&D Area
- Extension and Communication, Business Management, Building Capacity
Employing and managing staff can be a daunting prospect. Many farmers end up as labour managers by default.
However, there are some key practices that can be followed to ensure positive outcomes for all involved.