NatioNal variety trials supplemeNt - Grains Research ...

This link provides the best estimate of the relative yield performance of
varieties of the selected crop type in this region. Presented as a graph
and a table, the data is based on the long-term analysis of all available
trial yields. This information is vital to those considering new varieties.
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In this example, selecting this option provides a snapshot of the
performance of all barley varieties tested at this site in Wagga Wagga,
NSW, in 2011. Data is provided on yield and grain quality as well as site
data such as soil tests and monthly rainfall. Details of paddock
rotations and chemical and fertiliser inputs are also provided.
This information is helpful when evaluating the performance of
a variety in relation to specific seasonal conditions.
Data delivery
Statewide
tables of yield
and grain quality
Disease ratings
EPR
Location and
fate of trials
Selecting this option will download an Excel spreadsheet containing
tables of yield and quality data from locations across your state.
Tables are provided for yield and each of the grain receival test results,
for example, protein, 100 grain weight and screenings. This information
is useful to review the performance of a variety across different regions.
Tables of ratings for disease resistance on a crop-by-state basis.
These tables should be considered in tandem with long-term trial
results when selecting varieties.
End-point royalties can vary considerably between varieties.
This option is a link to the Variety Central webpage for your chosen
crop. This is a quick way to identify the end-point royalty associated with
varieties you may consider growing.
This is a quick way to establish what happened to trials in your region
as, due to seasonal conditions and other factors, not every site is
harvested and reported. Contact details for the trial manager for each
site can also be found here.
Many other documents related to the region and crop type can be
located from this link. A publications front cover has been used as the
link to help quick identification of the available publications.