By Graeme (Weevil) CallaghanConsulting Agronomist, Delta Agribusiness
As the season progresses, we can say all looks good for a bumper season.
Post emergent weed control is well underway and programs of topdressing nitrogen are being implemented to help maximise yield potentials of cereal and canola crops, but along with wet seasons will come increased disease pressure.
Disease control programs are about preventing the disease from developing, as each disease develops in a distinct manner, the decision to use a disease prevention program is based on weather conditions, varietal tolerance . . .
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