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STartUP cereal crops after the wet harvest

With the potential for another wet start to the planting season, the seed being used for this year’s planting may be impacted with a number of issues such as water stress (either too much or perhaps too little), insects or diseases.
Read full storySow certainty on farm with proven endophyte

Endophytes can take pasture performance and persistence to the next level by protecting pastures from insects after your seed treatment wears off.
Read full storyNew EverGol Energy gets the tick of approval

The trialing of the new EverGol Energy formulation in the field has shown it’s a winner for grain growers, seed grader operators and agronomists, according to Bayer.
Read full storySyngenta announces TYMIRIUM technology brand

Syngenta is proud to unveil the TYMIRIUM™ technology platform brand in Europe and Latin America. It is a novel nematicide and fungicide technology under development for both seed- and soil-applied uses.
Read full storyIncrease pulse inoculant in dry conditions this season

Growers planning to dry sow pulses on soils responsive to inoculation this season are encouraged to double the rate of peat inoculant or use a granular inoculant which delivers a high number of rhizobia at sowing to increase the likelihood of successful nodulation and nitrogen fixation.
Read full storyIndependent science based regulation needs defending from activist attacks and community ignorance

In an address to the inaugural international conference on the regulation of agvet chemicals and technologies at the University of New England, Chief Executive Officer of the peak industry organisation for the plant science sector, Matthew Cossey, declared that Independent science-based regulation needs defending from activist attacks and community ignorance.
Read full storyGranular legume inoculant revolutionises sowing

Alosca Technologies’ bentonite clay-based granular inoculant, developed for Australian conditions, has revolutionised the way pasture and cropping legumes are sown.
Read full storyLeading grains industry body to join research collaboration

Research into effectiveness of new compound for protecting stored grain is underway.
Read full storyTo treat, or not to treat seed for Russian wheat aphid

Cereal growers in Queensland and northern New South Wales are being advised to carefully evaluate the need for seed treatments to protect against Russian wheat aphid (RWA) this season.
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