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Support for workshop on data presentation and interpretation (AIA116)
A workshop was held in Adelaide to improve participants’ skills in data assessment, interpretation and presentation.
Assessing the adaptation of long season wheats in South Australia (AAC114)
This two year project had sites at Paskeville and Riverton which encountered dry conditions and frost conditions representative of the South Australian cropping environment.
Practical development of weed patch management for adoption in grains (S1202)
Trials were run at Warnertown, Urania, Loxton and Wallaroo, studying the effect of SSWM on high density brome and ryegrass patches.
Quantifying productivity and profitability gains with liquid injection systems on clayed sands (ELD215)
Different rates of liquid phosphorus were tested near Bordertown in 2015.
Seed to Store You Tube clip competition (AC115)
The second year of the Seed to Store YouTube clip competition ran complementary to the Royal Adelaide Show’s prize schedule and called on Australians to develop a short video clip promoting grains. 26 entries were received with the majority from secondary schools. Additionally, more than 1000 school students were visited by the team to highlight innovation and careers in the grains industry.
Manipulating seed nutrient content to improve vigour and yield in wheat (UA1203)
Field trials were designed to assess the impact of different grain sizes and nutrient contents on growth and grain yield of wheat.
Evaluating the agronomic and financial benefits of P-efficient cereal varieties (UA1201)
This project was designed to quantify the economic benefit to growers in different rainfall zones of growing wheat and barley varieties that potentially differ in their phosphorus use efficiency (PUE).
XRF as a tool for measuring crop nutrient contents in the laboratory and the field (UA0313)
This research used X-Ray Fluorescence technology to assess concentrations of calcium, phosphorus, potassium, sulphur and zinc concentrations in a range of broadacre crops grown in southern Australia.
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