Participatory research: adopting agronomy

Field performance of new wheat varieties in large-scale trials on the south coast of Western Australia
Mohammad Amjad¹, Ben Curtis² and W.K. Anderson³

Value adding to the Agribusiness Trial Network in Western Australia
Paul Carmody

Delivering soil water information to growers and consultants
Neal Dalgliesh¹, Graeme Wockner² and Allan Peake¹

Local Delivery for Statewide Impact: Lessons from a Grower Group Alliance
Tracey M Gianatti

Modern maize varieties are more weevil susceptible than local populations when stored in local manner in East Timor.
Acacio Guterres¹ and Robert L. Williams²

From adaptation to adoption – a case study of burgundy bean
Cristine Hall

Integrated crop management of chickpea in environments of Bangladesh prone to Botrytis Grey Mould
C Johansen^{1, 8}, MA Bakr², M Sirajul Islam³, MA Mondal⁴, A Afzal⁵, W.J. MacLeod^{6, 8}, S Pande⁷ and Kadambot H.M. Siddique⁸

Participation - for improved adoption, research, or both: two case studies
David Lawrence¹, P Dey², D Karmakar³, and PS Cornish⁴

Agronomic performance and adoption of liquid fertilisers in Western Australia
Stephen Loss and Matthew Appelbee

How a participatory research approach has improved the viability of lupin crops in Western Australia.
Jeff Russell¹, Angie Roe ² and Geoff Fosbery²

Participatory evaluation by farmers of on-farm seed priming in Wheat in Assam, India
T.P.Saikia¹, B. Barman¹ and G. Ortiz Ferrara²

Conservatism, complexity and consequences
Chris Sounness¹, Danielle Park¹, John Williams², De-Anne Price¹