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Oat Variety Trials, 1964, J L. Mcmullan, J. A. Parish
Oat Variety Trials, 1964, J L. Mcmullan, J. A. Parish
Journal of the Department of Agriculture, Western Australia, Series 4
AVON and the new fixed crossbred from N.S.W., * P8304, were the highest yielding oats in the last season's trials.
These are of midseason maturity. The highest yielding oats of early maturity were Irwin and Kent.
Maintaining The Quality Of Western Australia's Oat Harvest, J L. Mcmullan, J. A. Parish, C. V. Honner
Maintaining The Quality Of Western Australia's Oat Harvest, J L. Mcmullan, J. A. Parish, C. V. Honner
Journal of the Department of Agriculture, Western Australia, Series 4
WESTERN AUSTRALIA deservedly enjoys the reputation of being a producer of oats of high milling quality.
Because of this, we have been able to develop valuable export markets which pay a premium for our oats.
For some time Ballidu has been rated as the best milling oat in W.A.
The work reported in this article indicates that other recommended varieties are equal to or better than Ballidu for milling.
Recommended Oat Varieties, 1966, J L. Mcmullan
Recommended Oat Varieties, 1966, J L. Mcmullan
Journal of the Department of Agriculture, Western Australia, Series 4
THE varieties Avon, Fulmark, Irwin, Kent and Ballidu are recommended for sowing in 1966 by the Department of Agriculture and the Coarse Grains Advisory Committee.
The areas suitable for these varieties, when planted for various purposes, are given in the map and tables.
Recommended Oat Varieties, J L. Mcmullan
Recommended Oat Varieties, J L. Mcmullan
Journal of the Department of Agriculture, Western Australia, Series 4
THE varieties Kent, Ballidu, Avon and Fulmark are recommended for sowing in 1965 by the Department of Agriculture and the Coarse Grains Advisory Committee.
The areas suitable for these varieties, when planted for various purposes, are given in the map and tables.