Document Type
Conference Proceeding
Publisher
Agriculture Western Australia
City
Perth
Publication Date
16-2-2000
Keywords
Genotypic variation, root proliferation, subsoil acidity, molecular, DNA markers, in yield, quality, disease resistance, agronomic characters, breeding, rust, sprouting, crop prices, rotations, marketing, risk management, wheat, grain yield, yield forecast, SOI, on-farm testing, variety evaluation, storage, aeration, insect, training, pest management information, grain protection, resistance, soil type, fertility, weed control, selection, shelter, windbreaks, microclimate, soil water, wind erosion, crop growth
Disciplines
Agribusiness | Agricultural Economics | Agronomy and Crop Sciences | Databases and Information Systems | Natural Resources and Conservation | Other Plant Sciences | Plant Breeding and Genetics
Abstract
This session covers twelve papers from different authors:
BREEDING
1.Response to subsoil acidity of wheat genotypes differing in Al-tolerance, C. Tang, Z. Rengel, E. Diatloff and B. McGann, Soil Science and Plant Nutrition/CLIMA, University of Western Australia
2. Application of molecular markers in Barley Improvement, Mehmet Cakir1, Nick Galwey1 and David Poulsen2, 1Plant Sciences, Faculty of Agriculture, University of Western Australia, 2Queensland Department of Primary Industries, Hermitage Research Station, Queensland
3. Implementation of molecular markers for wheat improvement in the Western Region, M. Carter1, A. Briney1, R. Wilson2, R.H. Potter1 and M.G.K. Jones1, 1Western Australian State Agricultural Biotechnology Centre, Murdoch University, 2Crop Industries, Agriculture Western Australia
4. Performance in 1999 of recently released wheat varieties in Western Australia, Robin Wilson, Iain Barclay, Robyn McLean, Dean Diepeveen and Robert Loughman, Agriculture Western Australia
ECONOMICS
5. Outlook for prices and implications for rotations, Ross Kingwell1 2, Michael O’Connell1, Simone Blennerhasset1 1Agriculture Western Australia, 2University of Western Australia
6. Price Risk Management and the Western Australian Grain Producer, Benjamin Michael Tiller, Muresk Institute of Agriculture
FORECASTING
7. Can we forecast wheat yields in Western Australia, Senthold Asseng1, Holger Meinke2, and Bill Bowden3, 1CSIRO Plant Industry, 2 APSRU/DPI, 3Agriculture Western Australia
ON FARM TESTING
8. On-farm testing, the quiet revolution continues, Jeff Russell1, Ivan Lee2 1Agriculture Western Australia, 2 Farmer Kunjin TopCrop group, Corrigin
GRAIN STORAGE
9. CD-ROM tool for growers and advisers: Managing on-farm grain storage – effective practices for the delivery of quality assured products, Clare Johnson1, Chris Newman2 1Quality Wheat CRC Ltd, 2Production Resource Protection Services, Agriculture Western Australia
10. The Internet as a tool for managing grain insects, Robert Emery, Romolo Tassone and Ernestos Kostas, Agriculture Western Australia
SUMMER CROPS AND WINDBREAK EFFECT ON YIELD
11. Summer crop Update and agronomic considerations, Graeme Ralph, Pioneer Hi-Bred Australia Pty Ltd
12. The effect of tree windbreaks on grain yield in the medium and low rainfall areas in Western Australia, Robert Sudmeyer, David Hall and Harvey Jones, Agriculture Western Australia
Recommended Citation
Tang, C,
Rengel, Z,
Diatloff, E,
McGann, B,
Cakir, M,
Galwey, N,
Poulsen, D,
Carter, M,
Briney, A,
Wilson, R,
Potter, R H,
Jones, M G,
Barclay, I,
McLean, R,
Diepeveen, D,
Loughman, R,
Kingwell, R,
O'Connell, M,
Blennerhasset, S,
Tiller, B M,
Asseng, S,
Meinke, H,
Bowden, B,
Russell, J,
Lee, I,
Johnson, C,
Newman, C,
Emery, R,
Tassone, R,
Kostas, E,
Ralph, G,
Sudmeyer, R,
Hall, D,
and
Jones, H.
(2000), Crop Updates 2000 Cereals - part 4. Agriculture Western Australia, Perth. Conference Proceeding.
https://library.dpird.wa.gov.au/crop_up/4
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Agribusiness Commons, Agricultural Economics Commons, Agronomy and Crop Sciences Commons, Databases and Information Systems Commons, Natural Resources and Conservation Commons, Other Plant Sciences Commons, Plant Breeding and Genetics Commons
Comments
Please cite papers individually