Helping lentils beat the heat becoming increasingly important

DRY conditions for many farmers across Australia has highlighted the importance of new lentil research from a team of researchers, including staff from The University of Western Australia.

21 June 2017
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Lentils are an important rotational grain legume crop, which are sensitive to higher temperatures during flowering and seed set.

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