IMI-tolerant crops: use sparingly and to best effect

THE much-anticipated release of IMI-tolerant sunflower and sorghum hybrids over the next few years has potential to increase options to better utilise summer rainfall according to Weedsmart.

IMI-tolerant crops: use sparingly and to best effect

IMI-tolerant crops: use sparingly and to best effect

IMI-tolerant crops: use sparingly and to best effect

IMI-tolerant crops: use sparingly and to best effect

IMI-tolerant crops: use sparingly and to best effect

02 November 2016
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Plant breeders in Australia have developed IMI-tolerant summer and winter crops, along with improved IMI-tolerant lentils.

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