Physiology/Agronomy of Winter Crops

Contributed Papers

Poster Papers

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Contributed Papers

TOWARDS BETTER CANOLA YIELD: A PRINCIPAL COMPONENTS ANALYSIS APPROACH
G.J. Lewis and A.T. Lisle

INCREASED MARKET SHARE FOR AUSTRALIAN PULSES: A QUALITY ASSURANCE STRATEGY
D.P. Robey^1,2 and J.B. Brouwer¹

OPPORTUNITIES AND THREATS TO TEMPERATE OILSEED PRODUCTION IN AUSTRALIAN AND CANADIAN FARMING SYSTEMS
E.C. Wolfe

BIOFUMIGATION BY BRASSICAS REDUCES TAKE-ALL INFECTION
J.A. Kirkegaard¹, M. Sarwar¹, P.T.W. Wong² and A. Mead³

PRODUCTIVITY AND WATER USE OF INTERCROPS OF FIELD PEA AND CANOLA
P. Soetedjo¹, L.D. Martin¹ and D. Tennant²

CANOPY ARCHITECTURE, LIGHT UTILISATION AND PRODUCTIVITY OF INTERCROPS OF FIELD PEA AND CANOLA
P. Soetedjo, L. D. Martin and A.J.V. Janes

VARIATION IN YIELD OF COMMERCIAL FIELD PEA CROPS IN SOUTHERN NSW
S.H. Ackland¹ and E.L. Armstrong²

ASSISTING NEW WHITE LUPIN PROCESSING INDUSTRIES BY BREEDING LARGER- AND SMALLER-SEEDED CULTIVARS
R.N. Oram¹ and K.F. Landers²

CULTIVAR VARIABILITY IN ACIDIC (AL/MN) STRESS TOLERANCE IN TRITICALE
X. G. Zhang¹, R. S. Jessop¹ and F. Ellison²

Exudation of organic acids from roots of triticale
X. G. Zhang¹, D. Alter¹, R. S. Jessop¹ and F. Ellison²

IMPLICATIONS OF ACCOUNTING FOR BELOW-GROUND N ON THE CALCULATIONS OF RESIDUAL RETURNS OF FIXED N FOR COMMERCIAL FABA BEAN CROPS
I.J. Rochester¹, M.B. Peoples², R.R. Gault² and G.A. Constable¹

A BREEDING SOLUTION TO IMPROVING SEEDLING ESTABLISHMENT OF WHEAT
G.J. Rebetzke¹, R.A. Richards^1,2, V.M. Fischer¹ and B.J. Mickelson²

GRAIN GROWTH WITHIN OAT PANICLES
D.J. Moot¹, M.W. Crampton¹, R.J. Martin².

DROUGHT STRESSED MUSTARD YIELDS MORE THAN CANOLA DUE TO GREATER LEAF TURGOR
P.R. Wright¹ and J.M. Morgan²

AGRONOMY OF LATHYRUS SPECIES IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA
M.S. Miyan¹ and W.D. Bellotti¹

PULSES INCREASE PROFITABILITY OF WINTER CROP ROTATIONS
IN SOUTHERN NSW
E.L. Armstrong, I.P. Singh and D.P. Heenan

DEVELOPING FABA BEANS AS A VIABLE INDUSTRY IN SOUTHERN NEW SOUTH WALES
D.J. Carpenter and L Jenkins

Poster Papers

THE POTENTIAL FOR USING HEMP (CANNABIS SATIVA) AND FLAX (LINUM USITATISSIMUM) FIBRE AS A REINFORCING AGENT IN NEWSPRINT MANUFACTURE.
S.N. Lisson and N.J. Mendham

EFFECT OF PLANT DENSITY, SOWING DATE AND IRRIGATION ON THE YIELD OF FIBRE HEMP (CANNABIS SATIVA) AND FLAX (LINUM USITATISSIMUM).
S.N. Lisson and N.J. Mendham

WATER-USE EFFICIENCY OF CANOLA IN VICTORIA
D. Grey

EVALUATION OF A GERMPLASM COLLECTION OF FENUGREEK (TRIGONELLA FOENUM-GRAECUM).
K. M. McCormick¹, R. M. Norton¹ and H. A Eagles ²

EFFECTS OF EARLY WATER DEFICIT ON GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF FABA BEAN
R. J. French

LOW ADOPTION OF LUPINS IN SOUTHERN NSW - INSIGHTS FROM PRISM
K.Y. Faour, B.J. Scott and E.L. Armstrong

EARLY GENERATION YIELD PERFORMANCE OF DIFFERENT FIELD PEA PLANT TYPES
S. M. Liu and L. O. Brien

FIELD PEA YIELDS ARE DECLINING IN MEDIUM TO HIGH YIELDING AREAS
D.M. Peck and G.K. McDonald

SOIL BIOLOGICAL FACTORS LIMIT THE EARLY GROWTH OF DIRECT-DRILLED WHEAT
S. Simpfendorfer¹, J.A. Kirkegaard² and D.P. Heenan¹

EVALUATION OF LEGUME AND CEREAL FODDER SPECIES FOR VARIATION IN WATER USE.
J.H. Mitchell, S. Fukai, B. Konabe, C. Makonta, and J. Challe

DETERMINATION OF GRAIN PROTEIN CONCENTRATION IN BARLEY
J.H. Mitchell, J. Challe, and S. Fukai

SHOWDEVEL: PREDICTING AND VISUALISING WHEAT DEVELOPMENT FOR PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT
M. Stapper, C.J. Crispin, C. Davies and J.F. Angus

MANAGEMENT OF WINTER WHEAT FOR HIGH FORAGE AND GRAIN YIELDS
S.M. Goss and N.J. Mendham

THE EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE ON LEAF APPEARANCE RATE IN
DRUMMOND OATS
R.J. Martin, S.M. Sinton, P.D. Jamieson and M. Sônego

THE EFFECT OF DAYLENGTH ON FINAL LEAF NUMBER IN DRUMMOND OATS
R.J. Martin, S.M. Sinton, P.D. Jamieson and M. Sônego

COORDINATION OF APEX AND LEAF DEVELOPMENT IN OATS
M. Sonego¹, P.D. Jamieson², D.J. Moot¹ and R.J. Martin²

EXOTIC RACES OF COLLETOTRICHUM GLOEOSPORIOIDES POSE POTENTIAL THREAT TO AUSTRALIAN STYLOSANTHES CULTIVARS
S. Chakraborty¹, C.D. Fernandes², M.d'A. Charchar³ and S. Kelemu⁴

EFFECT OF HARVEST DATE ON QUALITY AND DRY MATTER OF CEREAL CULTIVARS
E. Cowlishaw and D. George

EFFECT OF TILLAGE ON RHIZOSPHERE MICROBIAL POPULATIONS, EARLY GROWTH AND GRAIN YIELD OF WHEAT THROUGHOUT SOUTH EASTERN NSW
S. Simpfendorfer¹, J.A. Kirkegaard², P.T.W. Wong¹ and D.P. Heenan¹

EFFECTS OF GENOTYPE AND ENVIRONMENT ON GRAIN FILLING IN BARLEY GROWN IN SOUTH-EAST AUSTRALIA
N.R. Long¹, S.J. Logue¹, C.F. Jenner¹, P. Gianquitto¹, L.C. MacLeod² and A.R. Barr¹

• "Agronomy, growing a greener future?". Edited by DL Michalk and JE Pratley. Proceedings of the 9th Australian Agronomy Conference, 20-23 July 1998, Charles Sturt University, Wagga Wagga, NSW.