Trial gains an edge on brome

July 18 2018 - 11:33am
NEW FINDINGS: CSIRO group research leader Rick Llewellyn said using edge-row seeding to achieve stronger establishment and crop competition had a reliable impact on brome grass seed production.
NEW FINDINGS: CSIRO group research leader Rick Llewellyn said using edge-row seeding to achieve stronger establishment and crop competition had a reliable impact on brome grass seed production.

Trial results from the Mallee Farming Systems site at Karoonda have consistently shown increased surface soil moisture, crop establishment, crop biomass and brome competition achieved through edge-row sowing, could reduce brome grass seed set.

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