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    Early sowing of Wheat

    Dannielle Ick 1 (BCG), James Hunt 2 (CSIRO) and Nick Poole 3 (FAR)
    1 Birchip Cropping Group (BCG), 2 Commonwealth Scientific & Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO), Foundation for Arable Research (FAR)

    Key messages
    • Winter wheat cultivars Wedgetail and Rosella sown on 1 April were higher yielding than LRPB Scout sown on 6 May.
    • Reducing plant density to 50 plants/ m² did not reduce the ability of winter wheats to compete with a simulated weed population (tame oats) when sown on 1 April.
    • Winter wheat sown early produced more dry matter for grazing than spring wheats sown in May.

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