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Cereals 222: Triazole (Group 3) fungicide options for T1 (GS 32)
This cereals update provides triazole (Group 3) fungicide options for your T1 (GS 32) application. ...
Cereals 221: Important diseases of barley in New Zealand
This cereals update provides information on important diseases to watch out for in your barely crop this season. ...
Cereal 220: Important diseases of wheat in New Zealand
This update provides information on Septoria tritici blotch, stripe and leaf rusts, powdery mildew, Seedling blight, foot and crown rot, ear blight, common eyespot and sharp eyespot. ...
Cereal 219 T0 fungicides for disease management in autumn sown wheat
This Cereal Update outlines priorities for cereal fungicide applications with a focus on the T0 (GS30-31 end of tillering/start of stem elongation) timing. It includes a decision tree for T0 applications....
Spring field events booklet
Read the booklet from our September 2024 spring field events here. ...
Grazing wheat grain crops
Recent discussions around A Lighter Touch Approaches to cereal disease management have mentioned grazing wheat crops. FAR has not done much research on this in recent years, however, it is something we have investigated in the past. ...
A Lighter Touch: A new approach to crop protection booklet
Missed our recent A Lighter Touch event series? Catch up on the content with the booklet here. ...
AIMI New Zealand survey of cereals areas and volumes: 1 July, 2024
The AIMI survey of New Zealand cereal growers, as at 1 July, 2024 is now available online....
2023/24 Spring sown wheat and barley CPT booklet
Welcome to the 2023/24 Spring Sown Cultivar Performance Trial summary booklet....
Making good irrigation decisions / value of soil moisture monitoring
Moisture probes are a valuable tool for managing the timing and application rate of irrigation, particularly for determining when to start and finish the irrigation season or following rainfall and for when drought intensities increase at unexpected rates. Read more below....