Northern Region Pulse Research, Demonstration and Extension (Southern to Central NSW)
Tender Overview
About this tender
Overview The Grains Research and Development Corporation (GRDC) is investing in a regionally relevant pulse research, demonstration and extension program across southern and central NSW. Purpose The investment is intended to improve the profitability, reliability and adoption of priority pulse crops in farming systems. Scope The scope includes: Generation of locally relevant field trial and demonstration data Addressing key agronomic constraints and opportunities with growers and advisers Delivery of practical extension to support decisions on pulse fit, crop and variety choice, establishment, nutrition, pest, disease and weed management, harvestability, grain quality and farming system integration Delivery using a hub-and-spoke model Linking with GRDC's national pulse coordination, monitoring and evaluation activities to ensure regional work is aligned with broader pulse research, breeding, market and farming systems priorities Enquiries Contact: Brianna Oram Email: tenders@grdc.com.au
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