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    Nitrogen Requirement for Hybrid (43Y92) and OP (Stingray) canola in low rainfall

    Authors: Therese McBeath1, Bill Davoren1, Willie Shoobridge1, Andrew Ware2, Michael Moodie3

    1CSIRO Agriculture & Food Waite Campus, 2SARDI and EP Ag Research, 3Mallee Sustainable Farming and Frontier Farming Systems

    Funded By: GRDC CSP00187

    Project Title: Optimised Canola Profitability project

    Key Messages

    • Hybrid canola (43Y92 (cl)) consistently produced 20-30% more grain yield than open pollinated (ATR Stingray) canola across key Mallee soil types at Karoonda in 2018.
    • Given the decile 1 season, yields were substantial and ranged from 0.35-1.16 t/ha with yields of more than 0.9 t/ha achieved on all soil types.
    • Hybrid canola appeared to have a lower fertiliser N requirement as it produced significantly more grain than open pollinated canola at each level of N input.
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