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Program Overview
Performance Indicators
The success of the Program's R&D investments will be demonstrated by:
- promotion of research outcomes at the Australian Fodder Industry Association Conference;
- maintenance of the fodder oat breeding program;
- evaluation of a range of registered and non-registered fungicides on controlling septoria stem and leaf rust and/or bacterial leaf blight in oaten hay; and
- release of one new research report.