
This content is accessible to BCG Members only. If you are a member, please log in to view this content. If you are not a member, find out more about joining BCG.
You May Also Like
This category can only be viewed by members.
Tech Bulletin
Read More
Technical Bulletin – 30 May 2018
What's happening
View Full Bulletin
Tech Bulletin
Read More
Technical Bulletin – 21 August 2019
What's happening
View Full Bulletin
Tech Bulletin
Read More
Technical Bulletin – 5 April 2018
What's happening
View Full Bulletin
Tech Bulletin
Read More
Technical Bulletin – 24 October 2016
What's happening
View Full Bulletin
Tech Bulletin
Read More
Technical Bulletin No 1. 25.03.2022
Tech Bulletin
Read More
Technical Bulletin – 31 May 2016
What's happening
View Full Bulletin
Tech Bulletin
View Full Bulletin
Read More
Technical Bulletin No. 9 – 31.07.25
What's happening:
- Welcome rainfall tallies of around 30mm were received across much of the region over the weekend.
- Consideration is being given to cutting cereal crops for hay due to strong prices.
- Regular paddock inspections to assess crop and weed growth and for pest activity and disease.
- Data from long term soil moisture sites indicates infiltration ranging from 20 to 60cm depending on soil type and rainfall. Without follow up rain, crops are likely to continue to use shallower moisture reserves.
Tech Bulletin
View Full Bulletin
Read More
Technical Bulletin No. 2 28.4.2023
- Stubble burning used as a last resort to allow for sowing.
- Canola crops are being sown or are already emerging in some regions.
- Slug and snail management continuing.
- Mice in localised areas requiring management.
- Crop nutrition budgets are being developed from soil test results and yield expectations.
Tech Bulletin
View Full Bulletin
Read More
Technical Bulletin No. 01 14.4.23
- Sowing plans are being finalised and equipment is being sorted out
- Monitoring for mice, snails and slugs
- Gypsum carting and spreading
- Wheel track renovation
Become a BCG Member
BCG exists for its members. Research and extension activities are designed to provide members with information and resources that will help them improve the productivity, profitability and sustainability of their farm businesses.
