Here's what you might have missed this past week.

Central West Farming Systems held a PD event in early 2019 to inspire women and youth.

Stubble Initiative provides guidelines for optimising profits in the southern region.

Expanding cover cropping to include more species may be a pathway to healthier soils.

AMPS Research in northern NSW has handed the research reins to grower Tom Simson.

Stubble Initiative provides guidelines for optimising profits in the southern region.

Growers participating in a GroundCover series are reporting encouraging levels of rainfall.

Expanding cover cropping to include more species may be a pathway to healthier soils.

Research shows variety choice and cultural practice are important disease controls.

Canola growers to reap rewards of global search for resistance to sclerotinia stem rot.

Survey shows long-term plan best for tackling herbicide resistance in annual ryegrass.

Moisture management crucial for sorghum as growers move to earlier harvests.

The development of phosphine resistance in stored-grain insects has largely been blamed on imperfect fumigation practice.

Storing grain can boost profits from quality checks, aggregation and blending opportunities.

Bellata Farming Group traveled to India and Bangladesh for insights to chickpea markets.

Doubling wheat and barley yield gain drives global genetic analysis of cereal crops.

Wild chickpea relatives show improved tolerance to acid soils and aluminium toxicity.

Wheat researchers safeguard bread wheat against climate change by tracing its origins.

Three researchers reflect on the benefits of overseas work to Australian agriculture.

Victorian grower Gene Fuller started CTF to make the most of available moisture in LRZ.

Northern wheatbelt dry spells heighten WA grower interest in meeting micronutrient needs.

WA research is providing valuable strategic tillage data to help soil decision-making.

A unique program is rolling-out in Tasmania in May for mixed farmers to lift production.