2019 Annual Mungbean Field Day – Hermitage
Great crowd at the 2019 Annual Mungbean Field Day.
4 March, 2019
Communicating research findings back to industry
The annual mungbean field day at Hermitage Research Facility is a key event in the Australian Mungbean Association calendar. This year, the event drew an impressive crowd and the researcher presentations were engaging and thought-provoking.
Below are links to various handouts from some of the presenters.
One of the highlights of the day was inspecting a demonstration plot showing the history of mungbean plant breeding in Australia, right up to some exciting pre-release varieties.
The AMA appreciates the investment of funds, time and commitment made for the benefit of the Australian mungbean industry.
Research updates
Halo blight research update – Hermitage Field Day 4 April 2019An update on research into halo blight, a serious bacterial disease affecting mungbean crop production.
Mungbean storage research update – Hermitage Field Day 4 April 2019Bruchids are an serious insect pest of stored mungbean. This research update outlines work to better manage stored grain.
Pathology research update – Hermitage Field Day 4 April 2019Monitoring and managing disease is a key research area to protect mungbean productivity.
Plant breeding research update – Hermitage Field Day 4 April 2019The plant breeding team is developing new varieties with improved yield and disease resistance.
Farming systems research update – Hermitage Field Day 4 April 2019Research investigating the role of pulses in farming systems.
Optimising mungbean agronomy – Hermitage Field Day 4 April 2019Update on the Optimising mungbean yields through regionally specific mungbean agronomy project
Entomology update – Hermitage Field Day 4 April 2019Update on insect management research.
Improving irrigation practice – Hermitage Field Day 4 April 2019An update on research into improving yield in irrigated mungbean crops.
Contact details
Paul McIntosh, Pulse Australia
www.mungbean.org.au