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Weighing nitrogen fertiliser options in an uncertain future

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By Barry Mudge, Peter Hayman
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No forecast is perfect, but the real question is whether upside benefits will outweigh downside risks. Key points Top-dressing nitrogen is considered a risky decision involving a comparison of potential losses from a poor season against potential gains from a good season Taking the time to document upside potential versus downside can help move intuitive decisions into more concrete calculations Top-dressing nitrogen is considered a risky decision.
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Options for managing barley grass in crop

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By Amanda Durish Cook Verified, Barry Mudge
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Author: Amanda Cook, Ian Richter (SARDI, Minnipa Agricultural Centre) and Barry Mudge (Barry Mudge Consulting for Upper North Farming Systems) | Date: 10 Aug 2017 Take home messages Reducing row spacing from 30cm to 18cm lowered grass weed dry matter substantially, and increased grain yield of wheat by more than 0.5t/ha in two consecutive years at Minnipa. Increasing wheat seeding rate also lowered late grassy weed dry matter and barley grass weed seed set, and increased grain yield at Minnipa.
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