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  1. Winter cereal growers to check before you spray

    Already stripe rust has been reported to DPI pathologists in early sown wheat crops near Young, Forbes and Boggabri,” Dr Simpfendorfer said. ... For example, wheat varieties rated MR or MRMS for stripe rust do not need fungicide protection for this

  2. Floodgate Design & Modification Workshop

    Aluminium gates reduce maintenance are lighter and not as prone to rust as with the conventional steel gates.

  3. Wheat growth and development

    Seed treatments. Seed treatments are applied to seed to control diseases such as smuts, bunts or rust, and insects.

  4. Media Releases

    Media Releases. 24. 4 May 2022. - Agriculture. Expressions of Interest are being sought from movers and shakers within the NSW dairy industry to contribute to the roll out of the NSW Dairy Industry Action Plan. Port Stephens residents invited to

  5. Windbreaks for citrus

    They were easy to propagate, grew rapidly and were free of rust and many plantings were established.

  6. Northern NSW research results 2017

    Disease management Radial 1.6 L/ha (azoxystrobin epoxiconazole) applied at GS32 and Prosaro (prothioconazole tebuconazole) applied at GS39 to control rust.

  7. Farmers urged to be vigilant with wheat stripe rust management in 2022

    Good cropping years are usually good rust years where regular rainfall improves yield potential but is also conducive to rust infection,” Dr Simpfendorfer said. ... Wheat stripe rust, caused by the fungus Puccinia striiformis f. sp. tritici, can

  8. Izmir subterranean clover

    Izmir is moderately susceptible to leaf rust (Uromyces repentis-trifolii). Neither of these diseases is common in the target low-rainfall growing areas.

  9. Red clover

    Main diseases. Phytophthora root rot, rust. Management. Lenient grazing in the first year will enhance production and persistence (on the tablelands only).

  10. Prograze manual FULL

    PROGRAZE is a trademark owned by NSW Department of Primary Industries. Ninth edition. dpi.nsw.gov.au. State of New South Wales through Department of Industry, Skills and Regional Development 2017. The information contained in this publication is

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