In the past few years, there has been a growing trend towards reducing tillage in cropping
systems to allow stubble retention, earlier planting and improved soil structure. However, the …

Interest in Precision Agriculture (PA) has increased rapidly within the grain growing regions
of Australia over recent years. Many farmers have invested in machinery guidance systems …

Annual sowthistle has become more abundant under no-till systems in southern Australia.
Increased knowledge of germination biology of annual sowthistle would facilitate …

Several studies were conducted to evaluate the effects of different tillage systems on the
vertical seed distribution, seedling recruitment pattern, and persistence of the rigid ryegrass …

The rise of herbicide resistant weed species has reinvigorated research in nonchemical
methods for weed management. Robots, such as AgBot II, that can detect and classify …

Differences in periodicity and depth of weed seedling recruitment due to agronomic
management practices, such as reduced tillage, have implications for weed competitive …

Rigid ryegrass is a major weed of southern Australian cropping systems. Increased
knowledge about the germination biology of rigid ryegrass would facilitate development of …

The sandplain soils of WA are inherently fragile with surface layers that are very low in
organic matter and clay content. The advent of minimum-and no-till farming has seen the …

Experiments were conducted at Minlaton on the Yorke Peninsula of South Australia in 2004
and 2005 to study the effect of four different seeding systems and dinitroaniline herbicides …

The effects of environmental factors on seed germination and seedling emergence of
Oriental mustard were studied in laboratory and field experiments. Seed germination was …