Presentations GRDC Update – Pip Wilson Summary of last 12 months – Julie Nicol/Richard Trethowan/Sandra Micallef Database updates & Migration to BMS – Sandra Micallef & Robin Wilson Analysis from CAIGE Yield Trials 2018 – Ky Mathews CAIGE Barley Yield
GRDC Project DAW00248 (2015 – 2020)
Improving resistance to stagonospora nodorum blotch (SNB) in wheat – DAW00248 (2015 – 2020) This project, funded by Grains Research and Development Corporation (GRDC), will deploy existing and new sources of resistance in Australian wheat varieties and validate effectiveness of
Imported List
Imported Bread wheatBelow you can find the lists of wheat lines imported from CIMMYT and ICARDA each year.For a more detailed description of the imports, click on the page by year from the menu below
Donor data for Durums
Donor data for Durum imports Below you can find data for imported barley material, collected by ICARDA and CIMMYT (as indicated in files). Back to durum main database
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Imported list & donor data
Barley Imports & data
GRDC media communication on RWA detection
Russian Wheat Aphid Australia June 2016 There has been detection of Russian Wheat Aphid (RWA) in South Australia and Victoria. The incursion was initially managed by PIRSA Biosecurity South Australia under the Exotic Plant Pest Response Deed (EPPRD). The EPPRD is
Yellow spot and Stagonospora nodorum
Reports SNB assessment of CAIGE lines Yellow spot assessment of CAIGE lines – final report YS & SNB screening for Bread Wheat lines YS & SNB screening for Soil Borne Pathogen nurseries
Stem, Stripe and Leaf Rust Screening
The wheat rusts are caused by three species of the fungal genus Puccinia: stripe rust by Puccinia striiformis f.sp. tritici; leaf rust by Puccinia triticina; and stem rust by Puccinia graminis f.sp. tritici. Generally, these pathogens are confined to wheat
Crown rot testing
Crown Rot TestingCrown rot is the single biggest limitation to wheat and barley production in the northern grains region after the cereal rusts and is also an important disease in southern Australia.Whilst crop rotation can reduce the incidence of crown