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Full-Text Articles in Life Sciences
Lupin Logic Number 77
Lupin Logic
Contents
Understanding Plant Breeders Rights Peter Portmann, Principal Plant Breeder
Lupin prices
Immature seeds
Kalya lupins
Seed freight subsidy
Lupin Logic Number 75
Lupin Logic
Contents
Anthracnose arrives - Mark Sweetingham, Senior Pant Pathologist, Agriculture Western Australia
- Seed source
- Past experiences
- Anthracnose strains
- Disease symptoms
- Quarantine
- Action required
Release of 460 Kalya
Seed testing
Pool payments
Budworm
Lupin Logic Number 74
Lupin Logic
Contents
Change and no change
Lupin harvesting
Lupins in the United Kingdom George Milford and Ian Shield, Rothamsted
Weed control in lupins
Cladosporium
Aphid control
Lupins as food
Lupin Logic Number 73
Lupin Logic
Contents
Lupins in Chile Erik von Baer
- 1995-96 season
- Outlook for 1996/97
- The future
CMV resitance in yellow lupins
Aphid outlook
Lupin market
Pulse conference
Lupin Logic Number 72
Lupin Logic
Contents
Post-emergence broadleaf weed control in lupins Terry Piper
- Grass weeds
Lupin production in Germany Peter Roemer, Suedwestdeutsche Saatzucht
Forecasting aphid outbreaks and virus epidemics Dr Debbie Thackeray
Vital reading
Lupin Logic Number 71
Lupin Logic
Contents
Lupin seeding demonstration
Cucumber mosaic virus
Market opportunities in Indonesia Tony Fairbrother
8th International Lupin Conference
Lupin Logic Number 70
Lupin Logic
Contents
Lupins in aquaculture - David Petterson and Greg Jenkins
Tractor thoughts
GPWA market options
Pre-harvest advance
Liming and lupins
8th Inernational Lupin Conference
CMV seed testing
Lupin Logic Number 69
Lupin Logic
Contents
In the blocks for 96
When to seed
Understanding the germination test
- What is the quality of your lupin seed in the silo?
Lupin meeting update
1995/96 Pool payments
Lupin Logic Number 68
Lupin Logic
Contents
1996 Lupin market update - Alan Dagg G.P.W.A.
The final say on pleiochaeta
Pleiochaeta soil test
Albus lupin storage
Grain Outlook Meetings with GPWA Agricuture WA and SBS Rural
Lupin recievals (tonnes) 1992-1995
New index
Summer weed control
Goosefoot is toxic to lupins
Lupin Logic Number 67
Lupin Logic
Contents
Pleiochaeta soil test
Priotising pleiochaeta risk factors
Grain Outlook Meetings with GPWA, Agriculture Western Australia and SBS Rural
Germination testing and the rain
Are you waiting for results?
Lupin Logic Number 66
Lupin Logic
Contents
Avoiding pleiochaeta
Animal feedstuffs
- Chemical composition
- Price
- Acceptability
- Storage and handling
Lupin prices???
Summer weeds
Western Flower Thrips, David Cook, Ian Dadour, Ernie Steiner, Brett Scourse
Western Flower Thrips, David Cook, Ian Dadour, Ernie Steiner, Brett Scourse
Journal of the Department of Agriculture, Western Australia, Series 4
Western flower thrips (Franklinislla occidentalis Pergands) is a serious pest of floral and vegetable crops. From its original habitat in western USA it has now spread throughout North America, Mexico, New Zealand and Europe. David Cook, Ian Dadour, Ernis Steiner and Brett Scourse outline its biology and the control options available.
Assessment Of The Suitability For Horticulture Of The Packsaddle Infill Area, Kununurra, N Schoknecht
Assessment Of The Suitability For Horticulture Of The Packsaddle Infill Area, Kununurra, N Schoknecht
Resource management technical reports
A brief assessment of the suitability of 142 ha in the Packsaddle infill area for horticulture was conducted in late August 1993. Of this area 100 ha is Crown Land, and 42 ha was recently sold as freehold. Eleven map units based on soil and landform were identified, and their suitability for horticulture assessed. The map units were based on field observations and extrapolation from existing surveys.
Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus And Its Management, Lindrea Latham, Roger Jones
Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus And Its Management, Lindrea Latham, Roger Jones
Journal of the Department of Agriculture, Western Australia, Series 4
In 1993, western flower thrips, an important pest of horticultural crops, was found in Western Australia. Since then there has been an upsurge in damsging virus disease epidemics caused by tomato spotter wilt virus in horticultural crops. This has occurred because western flower thrips is a more effective vector of tomato spotted wilt virus than other thrips species. Lindrea Latham and Roger Jones outline the symptoms, spread and management of this serious virus disease in vegetables and ornamentals.