Improving management of Group A resistant barley grass in current farming systems (S/UA121)
START
June 1, 2021
FINISH
June 30, 2024
Tags: barley | barley grass | eyre peninsula | germination | herbicide | herbicide efficacy | New in 2021 | seed dormancy | wheat
Summary
Control of resistant barley grass is to be investigated on upper Eyre Peninsula through 1) impact of new herbicides and management options in cereals and break crops, 2) understanding the seed dormancy and germination patterns of barley grass in that region, and 3) identifying soil constraints that impact on herbicide efficacy by monitoring five farmer paddocks per season.
Project Participants
Amanda Cook, SARDI
The research
Control of resistant barley grass is to be investigated on upper Eyre Peninsula through 1) impact of new herbicides and management options in cereals and break crops, 2) understanding the seed dormancy and germination patterns of barley grass in that region, and 3) identifying soil constraints that impact on herbicide efficacy by monitoring five farmer paddocks per season.
Funding
$224,861
More information
Amanda Cook
T: 0427 270 154
E: [email protected]
