Here's what you were reading this past week.

New app to help mungbean growers better manage powdery mildew launched at Australasian Plant Pathology Society Conference.

Soil sensors are cost-effective for site-specific management of soil constraints.

Check out local gains in soil health as global spotlight falls below-ground this week.

WA growers are economically using on-farm lime sources to ameliorate acidic soils.

Using new and upgraded on-farm storage can be key part of drought management strategy.

Portable infrared technology being trialed in south to help determine lime quality.

WA's great southern growers tackle common constraints of weeds and soil water repellence.

Harvest weed seed control should be seen as a 'footbrake' rather than an 'emergency handbrake'.

The management of sowthistle has been the focus of trial work being conducted by the Northern Grower Alliance.

Managing Septoria leaf blotch is in the spotlight as more WA growers add oats to rotation.

Growers reminded of some rules of thumb to adhere to when retaining seed following a tough year.

Pest experts encourage growers to harvest as cleanly as possible.

Now is the ideal time for growers to look at where storage can be enhanced.

New app to help mungbean growers better manage powdery mildew launched at Australasian Plant Pathology Society Conference.

The 2020 Victorian Crop Sowing Guide is now available to support growers with their variety choices.

Latest barley research and insights were on the agenda at a recent barley symposium.

2020 will see a new R&D investment to future-proof crop productivity.

Acid tolerant barley is successfully stripped of blue pigment grain quality defect.

Adaptation to climate change can be tactical or transformational for grain growers.

New report provides a 'road map' for Australian pulse trade over the next 10 years.

Machinery investment and labour use main profit drivers in Pinnaroo farm business.

The best-performing grain businesses have a number of similarities, research shows.