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Gregor Heard is the national grains reporter with ACM Ag Media, covering all Australian grains industry news. .
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Frost tolerant genetics to play key role as damage window spreads wider

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By Gregor Heard Verified
| The Land (Australia) Verified
Felicity Harris from Charles Sturt University, Stepheine Ukoji, and CSIRO's Fernanda Dreccer have been investigating best practice to mitigate frost risk. Photo supplied. Genetic resistance will play a large role in the Australian wheat industry's ability to contend with intensifying frost problems, according to leaders of a national frost management project.
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Victorian confidence levels hit by skyrocketing fuel and fertiliser costs

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By Gregor Heard Verified, Monique Patterson Verified
| Stock & Land Verified
Gazette farmer Nick Moyle is hopeful fuel and fertliser costs will begin to return to normal. Picture by Barry Murphy Skyrocketing fuel and fertiliser costs have had an impact on the confidence levels of Victorian farmers.
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Farmers get mineralisation boost from autumn rain but N budgets stay steady

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By Gregor Heard Verified
| The Land (Australia) Verified
Mineralised N following good early autumn rain may help farmers manage their N budgets, particularly with the high price of urea (pictured). Photo by Gregor Heard. Heavy late summer rainfall through swathes of southern Australia may be providing grain producers with a welcome boost of additional nitrogen (N) through soil mineralisation this season.
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