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Mungindi GRDC Grower Research Update Mungindi GRDC Grower Research Update Thursday 6 March 2014, Mungindi Hall 8:30am registration for a 9am start, finish 3:45pm Time Topic 9:00 AM Welcome GRDC 9:10 AM Lifting farm business turn over, reducing costs, improving efficiency and productivity! Pros and cons of different rotations and decision points. Shaun Nolan (Grower, Wallumbilla) 9:45 AM Nitrogen management in wheat. The economics of chasing protein, improving nitrogen use efficiency and timing. Richard Daniel (NGA), Rohan Brill & Guy McMullen (NSW DPI) & Bede O’Mara (Incitec Pivot) 10:35 AM Announcements 10:40 AM Morning tea 11:10 AM Fertiliser spreaders‐is yours accurate or all over the paddock? Broadcast spreader patterns can vary up to 70% with some areas receiving double the rate‐significant improvements are easily made. David Hall 11:25 AM Nitrogen volatilisation and timing of N application. It’s expensive to drill in N in Feb/Mar. Easier and cheaper to broadcast it later‐ Discussion on the pros and cons. Richard Daniel (NGA), Rohan Brill & Guy McMullen (NSW DPI) & Bede O’Mara (Incitec Pivot) 11:45 AM Crown‐rot management, crop sequencing and row placement in the rotation to lessen disease impact and capture more yield. Data from a 5 year crop sequence trial. Andrew Verrell (NSW DPI) 12:05 PM Nematodes ‐ The latest crop rotation results for winter and summer crops. Tim Clewett (DAFF Qld) 12:30 PM Lunch 1:30 PM Crown‐rot, nematodes and varietal interactions ‐ testing and measurement ‐ implications for crop sequencing and varietal selection. Steve Simpfendorfer (NSW DPI) and Rob Long (Crown Analytical) 2:05 PM Panel session: Managing crown‐rot and nematodes with crop rotation. Steve Simpfendorfer (NSW DPI), Rob Long (Crown Analytical), Tim Clewett (DAFF Qld) and Richard Daniel (NGA) 2:20 PM Weeds and resistance: key strategies for managing problem summer grasses and fleabane. In‐ crop, fallow residuals and double knock. Richard Daniel (NGA) 2:50 PM Weeds‐where is herbicide resistance taking our farming system? Chris Preston (Uni. of Adelaide) 3:15 PM Herbicides and weeds – regional research and issues. Phenoxy resistant broadleaves, update on glyphosate resistance and new species, clethodim damage in canola. Tony Cook & Greg Brooke (NSW DPI) 3:30 PM Panel session: weeds 3:45 PM Close 1 GRDC Grains Research Update Mungindi, March 2014 Contents Lifting farm business turn over, reducing costs, improving efficiency and productivity! ................................ 10 Shaun Nolan The effectiveness of nitrogen application for protein – 2012 and 2013 ......................................................... 11 Richard Daniel, Rachel Norton, Anthony Mitchell, Linda Bailey & Rob Duncan Managing nitrogen for yield and protein: 2013 update ................................................................................ 24 Rohan Brill, Matthew Gardner, Greg Brooke, Leigh Jenkins, Bruce Haigh and Guy McMullen Nitrogen in wheat 2013: effect of applied and residual nitrogen on yield and the economics of chasing protein. What happened at “Colonsay” on the Darling Downs & “Myling” Tulloona, in Northern NSW? ....... 35 Bede O'Mara Fertiliser spreaders ‐ is yours accurate or all over the paddock? ................................................................... 42 David Hall Row placement strategies in a break crop‐wheat sequence ......................................................................... 43 Andrew Verrell Nematodes – latest summer and winter crop rotation results ...................................................................... 47 Kirsty Owen, Tim Clewett, John Thompson Pre‐sow assessment of crown rot risk in the northern region ....................................................................... 54 Steven Simpfendorfer & Alan McKay Crown rot and nematodes: are you growing the right variety? ..................................................................... 60 Steven Simpfendorfer, Matt Gardner, Greg Brooke, Leigh Jenkins Managing nematodes with crop rotation ..................................................................................................... 65 Rob Long Weeds and resistance – considerations for awnless barnyard grass, Chloris spp and fleabane management . 68 Richard Daniel Weeds – where is herbicide resistance taking our farming systems? ............................................................ 75 Christopher Preston Herbicides and weeds – regional issues trials and developments ................................................................. 79 Tony Cook, Greg Brooke, Michael Widderick & Maurie Street The effect of plant density on yield in chickpea across central and northern NSW ........................................ 91 Andrew Verrell, Rohan Brill & Leigh Jenkins Effect of row spacing on yield in chickpea under high yield potential – past and present research ................ 96 Andrew Verrell & Leigh Jenkins Phytophthora tolerance in chickpea varieties – paddock selection and management ................................. 102 Kevin Moore, Mal Ryley, Kristy Hobson, Ted Knights, Steve Harden, Willy Martin, Kris King, Paul Nash & Gail Chiplin Chickpea varietal purity and implications for disease management – are we heading down the Sunvale trail? ................................................................................................................................................................. 105 Kevin Moore, Kristy Hobson, Ata‐ur Rehman & Jon Thelander 2 GRDC Grains Research Update Mungindi, March 2014 Viral diseases in chickpeas – impact and management ............................................................................... 110 Murray Sharman, Kevin Moore, Joop van Leur, Mohammad Aftab, Andrew Verrell Reducing risk of virus disease in chickpea through management of plant density, row spacing and stubble – 2013 trials in northern NSW ...................................................................................................................... 115 Kevin Moore, Andrew Verrell & Mohammed Aftab Compiled by Independent Consultants Australia Network (ICAN) Pty Ltd. PO Box 718, Hornsby NSW 1630 Ph: (02) 9482 4930, Fx: (02) 9482 4931, E‐mail: [email protected] Follow us on twitter @NthGrainsInfo or Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/icanrural DISCLAIMER This publication has been prepared by the Grains Research and Development Corporation, on the basis of information available at the time of publication without any independent verification. Neither the Corporation and its editors nor any contributor to this publication represent that the contents of this publication are accurate or complete; nor do we accept any omissions in the contents, however they may arise. Readers who act on the information in this publication do so at their risk. The Corporation and contributors may identify products by proprietary or trade names to help readers identify any products of any manufacturer referred to. Other products may perform as well or better than those specifically referred to. 3 The GRDC values the contribution made by our silver sponsors to the Mungindi GRDC Grains Research Update 2014 SILVER Sponsors The 2013–2015 GRDC NortheRN ReGioNal PaNel ChaiR JaMeS ClaRK JUliaNNe DiXoN RoB TaYloR Hunter Valley grower James brings extensive Jules is manager of AMPS Research and a Rob is a grain grower at Macalister on knowledge and experience in dryland passionate agronomy consultant, Queensland’s Darling Downs and and irrigated farming systems to communicator and industry advocate. farms 2300 hectares of maize, the Northern Panel. He has been a Her role involves the development sorghum, wheat, barley and member of the panel since 2005 and and expansion of self-funded, chickpeas on the Jimbour Plain. chairman since 2008. James says the privatised research, development Rob is currently chair of the Agrifood panel’s role is to capture and invest and extension. Her experience in Skills Initiative for the Western Downs in growers’ priorities and empower them to adopt project management and strategic development Regional Council area. Rob views his role on the new production gain opportunities. He strongly extends across all facets of an integrated grains panel as taking information and feedback from believes the grains industry needs to continue business. She has an established network growers, advisers and researchers to the GRDC to building RD&E capacity to ensure growers remain in eastern Australia and Western Australia, ensure research is targeted. competitive. including researchers, leading growers, agronomy M 0427 622 203 E [email protected] M 0427 545 212 E [email protected] consultants and commercial industry. M 0429 494 067 E [email protected] Will MaRTel DePUTY ChaiR JohN ShePPaRD Central NSW grower Will has served on John, a panel member since 2006, has a KeiTh haRRiS the Northern Panel since 2011. wealth of practical farming experience Keith has served on the Northern Panel since Previously he worked in a Quirindi and brings a wheat breeder’s 2011 and brings more than 30 years’ grain trading company and perspective to the panel. He views the experience in property management. with Brisbane-based Resource panel as an opportunity for growers Keith, based on the Liverpool Plains, Consulting Services (RCS) where and professionals to work together NSW, consults to Romani Pastoral he benchmarked more than 400 to shape the future of the industry, Company on the management of its growers across Australia on their performance, and develop best management practices, as well historic
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