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Peas starting to get a move on after some awesome rain and nice days
Pulse Asoociation of the South East retweeted
Brown maturing Vetch/Faba beans vs taking Butler field peas through to harvest. The cereal crops north and east of Esperance are quickly losing yield potential.
Should be a great night at the brewery friday 20th September, hope to see you all there @SEPWA_ag
Keep on the lookout for grubs, this was west of scaddan, didnt have sweep net in the ute yet for a proper count
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Successfully chasing away any rain forecast by seeding lentils at salmon gums for the first time.
Going into good moisture but far from wet. 🤞🏻🌧️
Field peas going in dry at salmon gums.
What’s everyone’s thoughts on legumes? In dry, and fight the weeds in crop? Or wait for a germinating rain?
Maybe a different decision depending on type of legume and weed burden?
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The anger & shock in the livestock industry following the Fed Gov's "phase out plan" for live sheep export is palpable. We stand with growers & supply chain & have sent this letter to Canberra. We won't stop there. WA politicians - stand up for your State & our rural communities
Starting some bolt lentils in scaddan @Karingal_Co
Last run of the Sepwa variety trial for lentils. Thunder, lightening, bolt 2122 and jumbo put head to head in a very tough year
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We're expecting interesting data from our Condingup @theGRDC late cereal sowing trial 🌾
Time of sowing 1 (25th July)
Time of sowing 2 (17th August)
Time of sowing 3 (19th September)
June sown Bolt lentils in West Scaddan coming off. Quality good, yields below average @SEPWA_ag
Mid june sown 2211 lentils, will they hold up in the short season, compared to thunder, bolt, lightening. @SEPWA_ag




























