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    Crop Sequencing Considerations for the Mallee

    Authors: Michael Moodie

    Mallee Sustainable Farming

    Funded By: Department of Economic Development, Jobs, Transport and Resource DEDJTR, GRDC, Mallee CMA, NLP

    Project Title: Long term profitability and risks of crop sequences

    Peer Review: Rick Llewellyn

    Key Messages

    • The inclusion of break options has been shown to improve productivity and profitability of Mallee crop sequences
    • Weed management is a major driver of the overall profitability of crop sequences
    • BROME RIM is an effective decision support tool available to farmers to use to determine the most effective strategies to maximise the profitability of long term crop sequences
    • Workshops and modelling using BROME RIM showed that broadleaf, Clearfield and hay crops are effective tools to control brome grass and improve the profitability of Mallee farming systems
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