Long-season wheats extend sowing opportunities in the central wheat belt of Western Australia

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It belongs to the Animal Production Science collection, published in the Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture.

Other papers by W.K. Anderson and co-authors

• Use of grain size distribution parameters to explain variation in small grain screenings of wheat in multi-environment trials involving new cultivars
  D.L. Sharma, B.J. Shackley, M. Amjad and 3 others, including W.K. Anderson · 2009
• Variability of optimum sowing time for wheat yield in Western Australia
  D.L. Sharma, M.F. D'Antuono, W.K. Anderson and 3 others · 2008
• Can increased nutrition raise cereal yields to the rainfall-limited potential in the high rainfall cropping zone of south Western Australia?
  N.L. Simpson (nee Hill), R. McTaggart, W.K. Anderson and 1 other · 2007 · Aust. J. Exp. Agr. (2007) 47(1): 39-47
• The role of management in yield improvement of the wheat crop-a review with special emphasis on Western Australia
  W.K. Anderson, M.A. Hamza, D.L. Sharma and 6 others · 2005
• Rainfall, sowing time, soil type, and cultivar influence optimum plant population for wheat in Western Australia
  W.K. Anderson, D.L. Sharma, B.J. Shackley and 1 other · 2004
• Yield responses of wheat and other crops to agronomic practices on duplex soils compared with other soils in Western Australia
  W.K. Anderson, R.J. French and M. Seymour · 1992 · Aust. J. Exp. Agr. (1992) 32(7): 963-970
• Yield advantage of two semi-dwarf compared with two tall wheats depends on sowing time
  W.K. Anderson and W.R. Smith · 1990

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