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Welcome to the Winter 2017 edition of CaneConnection
(Sugar Research Australia Limited, 2017)In this edition we feature a range of stories from across SRA and our research, development and adoption investment for sugarcane growers and millers. -
Welcome to the Winter 2018 edition of CaneConnection
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Welcome to the Winter edition of CaneConnection
(Sugar Research Australia Limited, 2015)You are reading a new look version of CaneConnection. This new format of the magazine brings together the latest information about how SRA is working for you into one handy location, combining articles on SRA-funded research ... -
What lies beneath?
(Sugar Research Australia Limited, 2017)It sounds like the catchphrase of a B-Grade horror film, but in terms of sugarcane soil health, it is of the greatest importance. -
What's in a block? Using technology to find the answer
(Sugar Research Australia Limited, 2020)What's in a block? Using technology to find the answer -
What's the buzz on soldier fly research
(Sugar Research Australia Limited, 2018)What's the buzz on soldier fly research -
Which fertiliser should I apply to my ratoons?
(Sugar Research Australia Limited, 2013)The 2013 harvest is well into the current season. Now until Christmas is the time the ratoons receive fertiliser to take them through the next 12 months. Which fertiliser do ratoons need and how much nutrient should be ... -
Why the right soil sample can make all the difference
(Sugar Research Australia Limited, 2015)Soil sampling and analysis should be the foundation of all fertiliser programs. The way in which the samples are collected will have a significant influence on the results of the analysis. -
Wider rows improve efficiency at Bloomsbury
(Sugar Research Australia Limited, 2019)Wider rows improve efficiency at Bloomsbury -
Working to improve RSD testing
(Sugar Research Australia Limited, 2017)A new sampling and testing process for RSD has been developed, with a research project underway to assess the potential for commercial and widespread use of this new technology for the Australian sugarcane industry. -
Working together to maximise returns for grower, miller, and contractor
(Sugar Research Australia Limited, 2018)A collaborative approach between contractor and grower is delivering results for Ian Ghidella and his harvesting group. By Brad Pfeffer -
Working together to maximise returns for grower, miller, and contractor
(Sugar Research Australia Limited, 2018)A collaborative approach between contractor and grower is delivering results for Ian Ghidella and his harvesting group. -
Working together to maximise returns for grower, miller, and contractor
(Sugar Research Australia Limited, 2018)Working together to maximise returns for grower, miller, and contractor -
Working with growers to deliver positive outcomes
(Sugar Research Australia Limited, 2019)Working with growers to deliver positive outcomes -
Workshops help trigger practice change
(Sugar Research Australia Limited, 2019)Workshops help trigger practice change -
YCS research moves closer to identifying a possible cause
(Sugar Research Australia Limited, 2019)YCS research moves closer to identifying a possible cause -
YCS: a look inside the cane plant
(Sugar Research Australia Limited, 2015)Sugarcane growers dealing with Yellow Canopy Syndrome (YCS) have seen for themselves the severe impact the as-yet undiagnosed condition is having upon yield and CCS. -
Yellow Canopy Syndrome update
(Sugar Research Australia Limited, 2013)SRA is leading the Solving the Yellow Canopy Syndrome research project, which is funded by the Sugar Research Development Corporation, the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry Queensland (DAFFQ) and BSES. With ... -
Yield monitoring a useful tool to inform harvest best practice
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You'd be bananas not to prepare for exotic pests and diseases
(Sugar Research Australia Limited, 2015)The recent detection of Panama TR4 in a banana plantation in Tully is threatening the state's $570 million industry. It is a sobering reminder for the need for all agricultural industries to prepare for exotic pests and diseases.