Lupin, chickpea and other pulses
NSW DPI has significant contribution to industry publications through organisations such as Pulse Australia. Comprehensive information on pulse varieties, pests and diseases, agronomy and other general information is available on the Pulse Australia website.
Follow this link for information on pests and diseases in lupin, chickpea and other pulses.
Lupins
- Albus lupins (Pulse point 08 - May 1999)
- Lupin - best practice management for sustainable production (book)
- Lupin agronomy package trials
- Lupin growth and development (book)
- Lupini bean – a bitter contamination risk for sweet albus lupins
- Testing albus lupins for bitter seeds
- Windrowing lupins (Pulse point 10 - Oct 2000)
Chick Peas
- Chickpea - best practice management for sustainable production (book)
- Chickpea disorders: the Ute Guide (book)
Field Peas
- Desiccation & harvest of field peas (Pulse point 05 - Aug 1999)
- Field pea: western NSW planting guide
Faba Beans
- Faba bean
- Seeding equipment problems with faba beans (Pulse point 12 - Apr 2001)
- Windrowing faba beans (Pulse point 09 - Sep 1999)
General information
- Dry sowing (Pulse point 06 - Mar 1999)
- Fertiliser toxicity in lupins
- Germination testing and seed rate calculation (Pulse point 20 - Mar 2005)
- Grain quality - winter grain crops: the Ute Guide (book)
- Pulse Australia (www.pulseaus.com.au)
- Summer crop production guide (grain sorghum, maize, mungbean and sunflower)
- The right pulse in the right paddock at the right time
You may also be interested in...
- Australian Inoculants Research Group
- Cereal genetics and improvement unit
- Farm budgets and costs (field crops and pastures)
- Farming systems
- Pests, diseases and disorders in field crops and pastures
- Seeds and plant breeding for field crops and pastures
- Soil health and fertility (general)
- Weeds management (general)
Reports
- NSW Grains Report
Reports on harvest estimates, grain production forecasts, and seasonal conditions.
Laboratory services
- Laboratory testing services
Tests are available for agricultural water, soil fertility, plant nutrition, chemical residues, and insect and plant pathogen identifications.
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