Seed grading is a process used to classify seed on the basis of size, shape, colour or density. It can be used to improve the quality of seed by removing undesirable materials and damaged or undersized seeds.

Crown rot is a soil-borne fungal disease, most prevalent in wet conditions and heavy soils. The disease is encouraged by dry, hot springs, and, with the current high moisture profiles from the last few seasons of rain, it will be important to keep an eye out for symptoms this harvest.

Fertilisers are used to support plant growth by providing necessary nutrients to the soil. These nutrients help cereal crops maintain optimum health and promote stronger development and yield.

Why is it so important to retain soil moisture? With Australia’s unpredictable weather conditions and the typically drier climate in NSW, it’s important to make every drop of moisture count.

Seed treating is a cost-effective operation that improves yield and protects against disease, pests, and insects.

Winter crops are an important part of farming, but have you ever considered the impact that sowing times can have on crop yields and profitability?

Why is Weed Management So Important This Season? After the high rainfall we received the 2022-23 season, it is critical to take action to manage weed growth. Rain increases the moisture and nutrients

Why Quality Seeds Matter: The Importance Of Seed Grading Has your seed been rain-damaged? It is important to get your seeds graded – particularly if they have been stored for a while or have

How to prevent infection by Barley Yellow Dwarf Virus The yellow dwarf cereal diseases are classified as Barley Yellow Dwarf Virus (BYDV) or Cereal Yellow Dwarf Virus (CYDV). They are cereal viruses that mainly