AgriFutures Rice Program RD&E Plan 2027-32
Australian Rice Industry RD&E Plan 2027-2032 outlines priorities for productivity, water-efficiency and resilience. Read the full report.
RICE
Rice pests and disease
92 pages
Published: 12 May 2020
Publication Code: 20-027
Author(s): Mark Stevens, Andrew Watson, David Gopurenko
ISBN: 978-1-76053-090-7
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This report covers a wide range of topics, and has some components of immediate relevance to rice producers and commercial agronomists. Other sections of this project involve the evaluation of pesticides that are yet to be registered and legally available for use in rice. While growers will ultimately benefit from this research when they can integrate new products into their cropping systems, in the interim these components of this report will primarily be of interest to those involved in the stewardship of agricultural chemicals within the rice industry, and to other researchers.
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