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  • Analysing the Benefits of Growing Crops after Rice in the Rice Growing Areas in Australia 

    Faour, Khaled; Singh, Rajinder; Humphreys, E; Smith, David; Mullen, John
    Published 2005-11-03
    The Murrumbidgee Irrigation Area (MIA), the Coleambally Irrigation Area (CIA), and the Murray Valley (MV) constitute the major Australian rice growing areas and are located in southern east Australia. According to the ...
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  • Valuing a Test for Nitrogen Status in Rice 

    Singh, Rajinder; Williams, Robert; Mullen, John; Faour, Khaled
    Published 2005-11-03
    Nitrogen is a crucial input for the efficient production of rice and is generally applied in two split treatments. The first treatment is given before flooding the rice paddocks at sowing time ie at the pre-flooding (PF) ...
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  • Economic Analysis of Improving Cold Tolerance in Rice in Australia 

    Singh, Rajinder; Brennan, John P; Farrell, Tim; Williams, Robert; Lewin, Laurie; Mullen, John
    Published 2005-11-03
    The occurrence of low night temperatures during reproductive development is one of the factors most limiting rice yields in southern Australia. Yield losses due to cold temperature are the result of incomplete pollen ...
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  • Study Of Water Use And Environmental Aspects Of Rice Growing 

    Caldwell, Bruce
    Published 2005-11-03
    The Council of Australian Governments (COAG) has agreed to a nationwide approach to water reform. The outcomes of the reform process are already having an impact on irrigation and ricegrowing and further impacts can be ...
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  • Rice Water Use Efficiency Workshop Proceedings 

    Humphreys, E (ed)
    Published 2005-11-03
    For rice grown under ponded conditions in the southern Murray Darling Basin, total evapotranspiration from the paddock during the ponded period can be estimated from Epdk = 0.9 x Epan = 1 x ETo, where ETo is calculated ...
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