WATERpak S3a: Irrigation management of grains

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Section 1:    Assessing resources
Section 2:    Efficient irrigation
Section 3:    Irrigation Management of cotton
Section 3a:  Irrigation management of grains 2008
Section 4:    Irrigation systems
Section 5:    Managing soil and water
Section 6:    Catchment scale impacts
Section 7:    Investigative research
Section 8:    Glossary and acronyms
section 9:    Attachments

WATERpak - Irrigation management of grains

Section 3a

3a.1	Scheduling canola irrigation and GBugs	3a–1	475 kb
3a.2	Challenges for irrigated canola in 2007	3a–5	339 kb
3a.3	Is there a place for canola on irrigation?	3a–11	254 kb
3a.4	Soybean trials in northern Victoria and the Riverina	3a–15	335 kb
3a.5	Irrigated soybeans: maximising yields and whole farm profitability	3a–21	282 kb
3a.6	Irrigation scheduling wheat under centre pivots	3a–27	431 kb
3a.7	Barley – does it have a place in irrigated farming systems?	3a–33	931 kb
3a.8	Irrigated barley – a good rotation option?	3a–39	438 kb
3a.9	Faba Check in southern NSW – what have we learned?	3a–43	326 kb
3a.10	Benefits of pulses in irrigation rotations	3a–49	414 kb
3a.11	What is Yield Prophet®?	3a–53	490 kb
3a.12	Diseases in irrigated wheat systems, stripe rust and septoria tritici blotch	3a–59	339 kb
3a.13	Irrigation and grains disease interactions	3a–63	222 kb
3a.14	Managing crown rot in irrigated framing	3a–67	190 kb

Attachments (third party publications)

3a.15	Achieving higher irrigated wheat yields Maarten Stapper	101 kb
3a.16	Growing eight tonnes a hectare of irrigated wheat in southern NSW John Lacey & Kirstie Giblin	489 kb
3a.17	Root and crown diseases of wheat and barley Kevin Moore et al.	2325 kb

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