Phil Ward

University of Western Australia

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Samantha Grover

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RMIT University

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Kenneth Flower

University of Western Australia

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Nicholas George

Senior Lecturer in Agricultural Sciences

Curtin University

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Matthias Leopold

University of Western Australia

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Yaseen Khalil

University of Western Australia

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University of Western Australia

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Phil Ward

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Rain and potential evapotranspiration are the main drivers of yield for wheat and barley in southern Australia

Uneven crop residue distribution influences soil chemical composition and crop yield under long-term no-tillage

Condensation of capillary water and decreased surface energy cause increased soil water repellency in sandy soil

Effect of crop rotation diversity and windrow burning of residue on soil chemical composition under long-term no-tillage

Crop rotation can be used to manipulate residue levels under no-tillage in a rainfed Mediterranean-type environment

Seeding next to previous year’s crop row (near-row sowing) can increase grain yields on water repellent soils

Changes in soil properties and crop performance on stubble-burned and cultivated water-repellent soils can take many years following reversion to no-till and stubble retention

Soil water repellency in sandy soil depends on the soil drying method, incubation temperature and specific surface area

Carbon, water and energy fluxes in agricultural systems of Australia and New Zealand

Pyroxasulfone efficacy for annual ryegrass control is affected by wheat residue height, amount and orientation

Vacuum drying water-repellent sandy soil: Anoxic conditions retain original soil water repellency under variable soil drying temperature and air pressure

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Samantha Grover

Kenneth Flower

Nicholas George

Matthias Leopold

Yaseen Khalil

Louise Barton

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