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Jun 12, 2019 9 min

Pulse crop agronomy and the implications for weed competition

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On this week's podcast, we’re chatting with Darling Downs-based consultant from PulseAg Consulting, Kerry McKenzie. He has done work on pulse crop agronomy and the implications for weed competition and he’s going to give us an overview of the results out of the Darling Downs and Emerald trials. Kerry's previous agronomy work has helped inform researchers from the University of Queensland Gulshan Mahajan and ‘Sunny’ Chauhan with ways to give chickpea crops a competitive advantage against annual ryegrass. *NB The audio of some of Kerry's interview is a little bit hard to hear in a few sections as he didn't have access to a landline phone. You can follow AHRI on Twitter here. To learn more about AHRI's research and team, check out the website here.

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On this week's podcast, we’re chatting with Darling Downs-based consultant from PulseAg Consulting, Kerry McKenzie. He has done work on pulse crop agronomy and the implications for weed competition and he’s going to give us an overview of the results out of the Darling Downs and Emerald trials. Kerry's previous agronomy work has helped inform researchers from the University of Queensland Gulshan Mahajan and ‘Sunny’ Chauhan with ways to give chickpea crops a competitive advantage against annua...

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