The goal of this project is to develop next-generation rhizobial inoculation systems for lentils by integrating advanced seed-coating technologies with climate-adapted plant growth-promoting bacteria. The project aims to deliver pre-inoculated, ready-to-sow lentil...
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Summary
Broadleaf weeds in lentils are a major contributor to yield loss. In paddocks with a history of pasture, capeweed proliferates. Lentil plantings are expanding into these areas. Combined with early sowing, capeweed has impacted lentil grain yield. This project aims to find solutions to capeweed and other common broadleaf weeds in lentil production systems.
Project Participants
Michael Brougham, Brougham Ag Consulting
The research
Broadleaf weeds in lentils are a major contributor to yield loss. In paddocks with a history of pasture, capeweed proliferates. Lentil plantings are expanding into these areas. Combined with early sowing, capeweed has impacted lentil grain yield. This project aims to find solutions to capeweed and other common broadleaf weeds in lentil production systems.
Funding
$115,000
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