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Bses LiMiTeD / DATe CLAiMers<br />
<strong>2010</strong> Bses LiMiTeD<br />
fieL D DAys<br />
<strong>BSES</strong> field days are valuable vehicles for showcasing a wide<br />
range of machinery, software, sugarcane varieties, farming<br />
systems, and industry information.<br />
<strong>BSES</strong> staff members will be on hand to answer questions on its<br />
products and services, new farming systems, and regular field<br />
day activities such as the annual variety guessing competition.<br />
Exhibitors will be displaying their current wears and tears.<br />
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• Herbert – 13 April<br />
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• Mackay – 20-21 May<br />
for further information on the Mackay field days please<br />
contact the <strong>BSES</strong> Mackay office on 07 4963 6810.<br />
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the latest recycled and environmentally sustainable materials.<br />
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Sugarcane for the future<br />
ISSN 0810-3240<br />
ISSUE 26 | <strong>2010</strong><br />
www.bses.org.au<br />
Print Post Approved PP424022/1988<br />
bulletin<br />
Providing information to the Australian sugarcane industry since 1933<br />
bulletin<br />
Providing information to the Australian sugarcane industry since 1933<br />
P13<br />
Technology support:<br />
inorganic analytical<br />
laboratory<br />
DISCLAIMER<br />
The <strong>Bulletin</strong> has been compiled in good faith by <strong>BSES</strong> Limited. However, no representation is made as to the completeness or accuracy of the information it<br />
contains. In particular, you should be aware that this information may be incomplete, may contain errors or may have become out of date. This publication<br />
and any references to products or services are provided ‘as is’ without any warranty or implied term of any kind. Subject to any terms implied by law and<br />
which cannot be excluded, <strong>BSES</strong> Limited accepts no responsibility for any loss, damage, cost or expense incurred by you as a result of any error, omission or<br />
misrepresentation in this publication. <strong>BSES</strong> Limited recommends that you contact its staff before acting on any information contained in this magazine.<br />
PG 3<br />
Evaluation of varieties<br />
for a controlled-traffic<br />
farming system<br />
issue 24:2009<br />
Print Post Approved PP424022/1988<br />
Sugarcane for the future<br />
Sugarcane for the future<br />
PG 10<br />
PG 16<br />
bulletin<br />
Providing information to the Australian sugar industry since 1933...<br />
PG 22<br />
P7 Near-infrared<br />
spectroscopy<br />
research directions<br />
Canegrub management and Cost savings from zonal tillage Expos´ e on major cane diseases<br />
new farming systems<br />
for new sugar industry staff<br />
P3 Technology<br />
support: adding value<br />
to our business and<br />
the industry<br />
P17 <strong>BSES</strong> rises<br />
to the challenge<br />
of international<br />
competition<br />
P14 Biosecurity<br />
P10<br />
issue 23:2009<br />
P23 Building a<br />
Feature Part 3: Pests better picture<br />
that we don’t have and about nitrogen in<br />
don’t want<br />
the lower Burdekin<br />
P19 Floods put<br />
dampener on NSW<br />
variety BN81-1394<br />
@<br />
Zonal tillage reduces<br />
farm input cost
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