Investigating late winter to early spring cereal cropping opportunities following autumn waterlogging - SthWest WA

⁠⁠⁠Both in 2021 and 2022, above-average rainfall was received during the traditional cereal seeding window along the south coast of Western Australia. In both years, many growers were unable to sow their crops due to trafficability issues or experienced crop establishment failures. In 2022 GRDC invested in SCF2208-001SAX investigate late winter and early spring cereal cropping opportunities for grain growers following autumn waterlogging - South-Western Australia. High yields were achieved in 2022 due to high amounts of rainfall throughout the whole growing season including August through to December. Growers in the Albany PZ and Esperance PZ would like to see this investment continued for a further 1 year to investigate the value of this approach and compare results over different seasons.

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1            The Tenderer must be a single legal entity or recognised firm of partners

2          The Tenderer and any proposed subcontractor must be compliant with the Workplace Gender Equality Act 2012, the Modern Slavery Act 2018 and any other applicable labour laws and standards in the jurisdiction in which they operate.

3          The Tenderer and any subcontractor must not have a judicial decision against it (not including decisions under appeal) relating to employee entitlements and who have not paid the claim.

4          The Tenderer and any subcontractor must not be named on the Consolidated List, being the list of persons and entities who are subject to targeted financial sanctions or travel bans under Australian sanction laws, as maintained by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.