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The California Beer & Wine Festival expands the palates of visitors with unlimited samples of beers and wines. Plus, 100% of the profits from ticket sales are donated to local non-profits. Inside the festival, craft breweries showcase their creations, with participants such as Lagunitas, Sierra Nevada, and Lost Coast. A number of wineries also pour vintages for sipping, while a live cover band provides a lively soundtrack for the yearly ritual of inadvertently bathing yourself in red wine while dancing.
Auburn Alehouse's menu features hearty burgers, and crowd-pleasing appetizers alongside award-winning brews handcrafted in small, fresh batches using a traditional 10-barrel system. After savoring a pitcher of American Pale Ale ($15.25), hops-seekers can toast beloved bards with bawdy haikus and pints of Old Town Brown, a complex potion descended from English mild ale and crystal malts ($4.25). Guests may then top off their guzzle tanks with pints of Gold Country pilsner, which took a bronze medal at the 2010 Great American Beer Festival before sweeping the Olympic lager-luge finals ($4.25).
At Dingus McGee's, you can play nine holes of golf, and then refuel with a half-pound burger and fries or Cajun-style crawfish etouffee. Their Creole-inspired menu offers up much more than your average club house grill. Diners can dig into alligator nuggets, house-smoked prime rib, and cedar-plank salmon imported from Vancouver Island. The vegetarian-friendly Cajun nut burger is made in-house with seasoned grains and nuts, and much of the restaurant's produce is grown in the on-site garden.
The restaurant is set in Auburn's peaceful green hills, but inside the atmosphere is always lively. Sports games play out on big screen TVs, and on select nights, live music fills the room. Diners can sip the house brewed beer or Dingus McGee's daunting Cajun Bloody Mary?which comes garnished with andouille sausage, jumbo shrimp, and a whole crawdad.
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Before Manifest Destiny and the Gold Rush took hold, the land now occupied by Whitney Oaks Golf Club was home to the native Maidu culture's Nisenan. In 1857, George Whitney established Whitney Ranch after purchasing 320 acres of grazing land for his sheep. Exactly 140 years later?once all of Mr. Whitney's sheep had graduated college?Whitney's old ranch officially became Whitney Oaks Golf Club.
Owned and operated by the United Auburn Indian community, the club envelops rounds with thousands of majestic oaks and an abundance of well-placed bunkers. Large granite outcroppings make for tricky shots on certain holes, and the wetland-rich topography adds to the unpredictability of the layout. Prior to stepping foot on the course, golfers can also squeeze in some practice thanks to a 15-station driving range, putting green, and pitching area.
Course at a Glance * 18-hole, par 71 course * Total of 6,794 from the back tees * Five tees per hole * Slope of 140 * Rating of 74.0 * Scorecard
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Gowanus favorite Brooklyn Brine has just opened up shop in front of its factory. Here, youll find varieties from chipotle carrots to spicy maple bourbon picks to the classic NYC deli pickle. [NYT]
A.G. Kitchen is now serving lunch on weekdays, from 11:30 til 3 p.m. Chef Alex Garcia will be cooking up a menu of ceviches, salad bowls, mini tacos, and favorites like NYCs best cubano and crab cake sliders, to name a few. [Grub Street]
Uptown-ers rejoice, The Meatball Shop is coming to Second Avenue. Co-owners Daniel Holzman and Michael Chernow have signed a lease on 76th Street, a space with around 70 seats plus a private dining area. The curate-your-own meatball favorite is scheduled to open in the winter of 2013. [Eater NY]
Change is afloat behind the staff at Alison Eighteen. Executive chef Robert Gurvich has decided to pursue opportunities outside of New York, and chef Juan Carlos Landazuri will take over as executive chef. Juan Carlos will host his first public outing in the Hamptons this weekend at Chefs & Champagne for the James Beard Foundation. [Grub Street]
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The Pineapple Grove District in Delray Beach is finally coming into its own. Just a touch north of Atlantic Avenue, the sleepy section was redone a couple of years ago but has only just started to attract business. And so far the attraction has proved ethnic: Joining Kyoto Sushi and Sake Lounge, House of Siam (25 NE Second Ave., Delray Beach, 561-330-9191) recently opened off the same courtyard. The restaurant's Thai food -- papaya salad, ginger-rice soup, curry lobster -- is perfectly suited to our sticky climate. What's that? Summer got your appetite? Then stop by the patio for a snack of Thai iced coffee and Thai donuts -- a refreshing change from the more commercial coffee bars in the vicinity.Hadley Hooper


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It was just three years ago that the Brazos Valley opened up it's doors to Katrina and Rita evacuees.
Now Gustav is bringing some of those same people back to Bryan/College Station to wait out another hurricane.
It's an experience April Jones hoped she'd never experience again, let alone twice in such a short time.
"I knew exactly that I had to leave," Hurricane Victim April Jones said. "I had to get my family and we had to leave because of what happened before with Hurricane Katrina."
But it's a drill, she's become quite familiar with.
April found shelter in Bryan/College Station after Katrina and even made it her home for two years before heading back to New Orleans.
"I've only been home for a couple of months now and this happens again," Jones said. "It's hard, but the Lord has my back."
Countless volunteers have flooded the Brazos Valley eager to help in any way they can.
Whether it be providing a hot meal...
"We're cooking for all the shelters in this area. I put out a thousand meals two times yesterday," Travis Maymard with Texas Baptist Men said.
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"We're providing just a nice place to sleep, and areas where they can eat and enjoy some games and just watch the news," First Baptist Church Bryan Pastor Tim Owens said.
They are all things that made a big impact on April the first time around...
"I'm like oh I'm going to go volunteer," Jones said.
Now back in Bryan/College Station waiting out a major hurricane once again April's rolling up her sleeves and getting her hands a little dirty to keep her mind off the bigger things going on back home.
"I want to know what's going on with my home," Jones said. "I want to know if my family is ok, you know everybody did leave but it's still a lot of stress worrying about what's next.
Stress April says she is trying to leave behind, for now.
"It's a relief to come out and know that people are going through the same thing I am going through and I'm much stronger to come out and help also," Jones said.
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Rated 4.1 out of 5 by 1088 reviewers.
Rated 3 out of 5 by spazot Close to Everything, but expensive This hotel is in walking distance of many tourist attractions & shopping. Valet service is very pricey & the beds are on the firm side. August 19, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by unhappychick Not impressed The room was subpar compared to other rooms for the same or less price in Seattle. You could see light all the way around the door -- you could actually slide pieces of paper through the gaps. Beds were very nice but very high and there was only one chair in the room which was an office chair so really no place to relax (other than the bed) or to put your shoes on. Faucets in bathroom were not attached properly so the entire faucet twisted when you turned on the water, also no place to hang your towel or clothing. Had to search the room for the hairdryer... spoiler alert, it's in a box on the top shelf of the closet which I could barely reach. Just all the way around a very bad room! I paid the extra for the Club Room so really expected better. June 9, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by pdxpixie Great downtown Seattle hotel Very nice hotel, reasonably priced for downtown Seattle and very close to our sightseeing destinations like Pike Place Market, the aquarium and waterfront. August 18, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Skip68 Superstorm Sandy Relief in Seattle Escaped Philly before Sandy arrived and landed in Seattle for a rainy week. The one great thing about the trip was the time spent at the Sheraton Seattle. Beautiful corner room overlooking the city and sound. November 5, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by SeattleTravels HVAC required maintenance. Could not sleep the first night because of high room temps (in Seattle?). Called for maintenance, once before we left for the day and again when we returned and discovered that the room was still very warm. Maintenance personnel finally repaired the system/replaced the filter. Took another that night and the next day to cool the room down (granted, I had a room that received a lot of sun). Everything else was as expected (cost were high, but anticipated for Seattle) and were good. However, the room temp issue made for a uncomfortable experience and sleepless nights. June 21, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by DietCoke1959 Lovely Hotel Very nice hotel...stayed for the National Subaru Convention...very quiet corner room with water view and downtown...clean room and housekeeping was fabulous!...LOVED the bright light in the bathroom...toilet ran and ran...never wanted to bother maintenance...and the faucet water in the sink was either HOT or COOL...no middle ground!...loved the grab and go restaurant off the lobby!...and enjoyed the free wi-fi!...very nice hotel close to everything I needed!...and the social hour with the 90pt. wines was a great experience!! June 22, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by AnthonyM Oustanding Customer Service Received the best customer service I've ever experienced in a SPG hotel from Blair at the front desk, and as a Gold Level member I use these hotels frequently. The systems in the whole hotel were down and there was pressure on everyone to hustle, and the whole way through processing us Blair was professional, curteous and smiling, couldn't have asked for anthing more. Well done. August 4, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Beri Great Hotel Centrally placed and comfortable hotel with a professional crew. August 20, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Les2001 Great place to stay for conference Sheraton Seattle is a great centrally located hotel for attending conferences at the convention center and for visiting the city. The staff were excellent-everyone I encountered was pleasant and helpful. The lobby area is beautiful. Fitness facility is great. The shower in the room was outstanding. My only issue is that I was traveling with my family and found the four people really cannot share two double beds. Lesson learned. July 27, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Gooby Excellent Stay! The Seattle Sheraton is in a perfect downtown location to all the must-sees of the city. Our room was on the 28th floor, so we had a beautiful view of Seattle. The hotel is directly across from Niketown, Morton's Steakhouse, a movie theatre, and an arcade for the gamers. Staff was friendly and the room and lobby were very well cared for. Will stay again on our next trip! August 3, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by JD2013 Ice machine We were placed in the room right next to the ice machine and employee room. The noise kept waking up my 17 months baby throughout the night. I supposed I should had asked where our room was situated before we went up to the room. Or perhaps we should had asked for a room change upon seeing the ice machine so close to our room. Either way, I didnot realize that the ice machine would make some much noise!! On top of that, the old style alarm in the room was making 'line connection' noise as well. Needless to say, we didnot have a good night sleep during our stay. January 17, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Scooter Staff Responsiveness We checked in earl at 11:30am only to find a pizza in the lobby of our 17th floor, we returned at 7pm to see it still there. I told the front desk, they thanked me, yet at 8:30 it was still and all its odor. Woke up the next morning to see it still there at 8:45am and still there when I checked out at 2:30. Took a picture and showed it to the front desk, what other small details go unattended? Very disappointed for the level of quality I have come to expect from Starwood. July 15, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Ute61 Extraordinary management and general staff This hotel exceeded my expectations. The hotel itself was beautifully appointed and the rooms were comfortable and large (with views). The staff were friendly and responsive and went out of their way to meet my needs. A problem arose with the cable system not working properly during my stay so watching even the news in the room was difficult (though the alternative was not bad, watching it in the hotel's wine bar and lounge). Technicians worked hard to fix the problem but it was not possible. Without asking, the management offered some compensation that was more than fair. I cannot imagine a better place to stay downtown Seattle, and a better location to kick around (it is near Pikes Market and numerous shops and restaurants). February 18, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by mattrob1 Great Place to Stay Rooms are excellent, very comfortable beds and quiet corridors make for a good night sleep. No maids shouting down corridors or radios squarking which happens at other hotels I have stayed in so I much prefer it here. The food is good too, and the bar staff friendly. A great place to stay for a visit to Seattle. August 7, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by dexter01 ok hotel but need free wifi in the room add free wifi in the rooms at this price point one would expect it. August 17, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by KW68 Service was not great I arrived late at the hotel (11:30 PM), was very tired, checked in and received my key. I turn around and find the elevator, go up and then searched for my room for a while. Then realized there were 2 towers! The receptionist should have told a new guest that there were two towers and which tower I was in. Not happy. Also the towel rack was broken and kept coming off. Finally, give me a break with the water conservation and the hard water. The shower water is just a complaint I have in general but for an upscale, expensive hotel, this really is no excuse. March 24, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by SaraSLC Great Location and Hotel You can't beat the location of this hotel. It's an easy walk to all the downtown attractions and Sound Transit has a stop just a block away. The room was very comfortable and the fitness room was fantastic. August 12, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by DaveInCT Am excellent Sheraton I stayed here once during renovations a few years ago, and thought I'd never come back, it was really a lousy experience. But I happened to be in town again recently, and was really wowed. Looks like a brand-new hotel downstairs, and the lobby was just being decorated for Christmas with the tree and gingerbread houses, it was really pretty. The lounge downstairs was a really comfortable and relaxing place to have a cup of coffee (from the little espresso stand down the block) before my morning meetings. Great location in the heart of downtown Seattle. January 11, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Islstox Heating system noise First, I've stayed at this particular Sheraton several times, and it is actually one of my favorite hotels. The staff is great, location perfect for downtown meetings, and it's very clean. My last stay, not so great. The heating system makes a very disturbing, deep noise when it kicks in. Unfortunately, I didn't settle into the room until around 10pm, and didn't notice it until nearly midnight. It made for a very uncomfortable evening, which affected the rest of my travels. Please ask someone to pay attention to this matter, and keep up the good work. March 8, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by ed75 Excelent location Perfect location if you have a meeting at the convention center (one short block walk) August 15, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Hpais Convenient to Seattle downtown. If location and comfort are the most important criteria, this hotel wins hands down. You're literally within steps of seattle'so downtown attractions including the convention center, Pike's market, monorail, public transportation. The hotel is sort of a Seattle institution, on weekends there's always something going on, and it attracts hundreds of people, all the time. If you're concerned with privacy and isolation, seek a hotel outside the downtown Seattle area. Finally, don't rent a car for your entire stay , rent only for the days you really need. December 15, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by tourists5 Great facility This hotel had everything we were looking for, great location, walking distance to everything including the light rail to sea tac. Staff was ver helpful and knowledgeable. If your looking for a centrally located hotel this would be my choice. The only negative was the wifi was not included in the rate. I would definitely recommend. August 2, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by poet Great bed, great stay We spent 5 nights at the Sheraton and slept very well each night. Even though we could hear the elevator, the swooshing sound of it was more "white noise" than disturbance. The staff was very professional and handled our super-large conference admirably. I even got extra help in the business center, which I really appreciated! My only complaint was that on our last morning, when I had time to visit the fitness center and pool, the whole floor was closed for renovation. I wish I had been informed of this in advance so I could make different plans. March 3, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by DLS892 Seattle Sheraton This is the ideal place to stay in Seattle. It is centrally located and within walking distance to many attractions and great shopping!! The staff was excellent, the Club floor was convenient and saved us time on our long weekend trip. We will definitely be coming back to the Seattle Sheraton! August 5, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Kamu Great location Lovely hotel, close to Pike Place, shopping and public transport. August 14, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by TJK007 Nice Stay - rooms a little warm I was in Seattle for a conference and enjoyed the hotel. The staff was incredibly pleasant and stellar. The room itself has a city view and was rather warm no matter how low we tuned the thermostat. My woife came with me and we stayed two says after the conference but the pool was closed for work for those two days - something we were really looking forward to enjoying. July 28, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by SNLW Top notch, but... This is a high quality hotel. However, staff responsiveness is not the best. We called two days in a row to complain about our room air conditioning not working with no response. Only the third day, when we complained again, did we get a response that "yes, there's a problem". We did not want to change to another room (too complicated to pack and unpack) so they gave us a $100 credit. Very reasonable -- but still, no reason for a 2 day delay in responding and/or fixing a serious issue. Otherwise, a really excellent hotel. May 26, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by princessJJ surprised!!! I was pleasantly surprised at this fabulous hotel. I haven't stayed at a Sheraton for a very long time and the last time i was in Seattle the area was not this nice. This hotel was clean, modern, comfortable, great staff and the location was superb!! Kudos the Sheraton- August 5, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Letter1 disappointed Ive stayed at this hotel many times over an 8 year period and really was disappointed in the room this time. I felt I was put into a below average quality room that seemed quite dated. even more disappointing was the smell in the bathroom when I turned the shower on. It smelled of a dirty locker room. Also, the shower clearly needed to be cleaned better. there was mold growing in between the tiles. Again, Ive stayed there dozens of times and really disappointed in my last stay. So much that Im writing a review for the first time in my life.... June 22, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Yorkville Well located, great service The hotel is well located with a great staff. August 14, 2014


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Final Reports
The subject matter of the reports presented here may have been revisited or may have been wholly or partially superseded in subsequent work funded by GRDC or others. Please check the date of publication and refer to our Policy section before making any decisions based on the content of these reports. Before being able to view any of the Final Reports, you will be asked to accept the Report Disclaimer.
Plant growth regulators (PGR's) and their agronomic and economic benefits to high yield potential cereal, pulse and oilseed crops
Category: FinalReport
Supervisor: William Long (Director)
This project has identified yield increases in wheat and barley in the absence of crop lodging with plant growth regulators (PGRs). A combination of trinexapac-ethyl# and chlormequat# applied at GS31 consistently resulted in a yield increase of around 11% (0.4t/ha) in wheat with an average reduction in crop height of around 9% (8 cm) over a three year period in the absence of lodging. Similar results were achieved with barley with yield responses to PGRs in two out of three years and a reduction in crop height recorded
The effects of PGRs on oaten hay yields were erratic but trinexapac-ethyl# + chlormequat mixtures resulted in a reduction in height of the crop (with no recorded reduction in biomass) in two out of three seasons.
Ascochyta and botrytis management in lentils with pre and post emergent fungicides
Category: FinalReport
Supervisor: William Long (Director)
This project has played a significant role in changing fungicide use in lentils. Growers have reduced fungicide applications from five to six applications in good seasons to two strategically timed applications. In addition, the importance of canopy development and density and influence of seasonal conditions on the development of botrytis is more clearly understood. This results in fewer or no applications in dry seasons. The project has also identified more effective fungicides for control of botrytis and ascochyta than the previously accepted mancozeb# treatments. Procymidone# and carbendazim# are now the standard products used for botrytis control while mancozeb and chlorothalonil# are standard for ascochyta.
Extending the outcome of ACR4
Category: FinalReport
Supervisor: William (Bill) Roy (Managing Director/Research Scientist)
Project ACR2/4 generated a substantial quantity of extension information regarding integrated weed management (IWM) as a means of combating developing herbicide resistance with particular reference to annual ryegrass.
Many opportunities were afforded to take the 'message' to the industry. The current project provided an extra period of time to continue this process and extend the outcome to a wider audience through participation in workshops, field days and farmer updates. This activity increased the total audience reached in person by the writer to over 4000.
In addition useful material was provided for an IWM training program which in turn will lead to further extension through agronomists.
IWM as a tool to prevent herbicide resistance becoming an impediment to sustainable farming systems
Category: FinalReport
Supervisor: William (Bill) Roy (Managing Director/Research Scientist)
The increasing use of herbicide inputs over the past 20 years in Western Australia has seen a significant proportion of the wheatbelt cropping program become heavily dependant on these materials. This has led to intense selection pressure and the development of herbicide resistance in weeds, most notably in annual ryegrass. In many cases the resistance which now occurs is to a range of herbicide options thus limiting the opportunity to "overcome" the problem by simply rotating herbicides. Integrated weed management (IWM) programs provide the opportunity to counter this development but at the same time these must be economically viable to fit within sustainable farming systems.
Project Aims
To examine the value of integrated weed management programs as a means of combating herbicide resistant ryegrass and to extend the results to the farming industry.
Paddock validation of tests for herbicide resistant ryegrass
Category: FinalReport
Supervisor: William (Bill) Roy (Managing Director/Research Scientist)
The increasing use of herbicides over many years has resulted in the development of herbicide resistant weeds. It is therefore important for advisers and farmers to know the status of a particular population when assessing the best strategy to adopt for successful weed control in a sustainable cropping program. Laboratory testing of ryegrass seeds is a means of predicting the resistance status of a particular ryegrass population. Is it accurate enough to allow reliable decisions to be made?
This issue is of importance in:
- Determining viable herbicide programs.
- Identifying the need to have proper integrated weed management (IWM) strategies in place.
Project Aims
To provide extension guidelines about the use of tests for identifying herbicide resistance in ryegrass by validating in the paddock the results of laboratory tests.
IWM as a tool to prevent herbicide resistance becoming an impediment to sustainable farming
Category: FinalReport
Supervisor: William (Bill) Roy (Managing Director/Research Scientist)
With herbicide resistant ryegrass threatening to engulf the Western Australian (WA) wheat industry, a project was started in 1997 to demonstrate the feasibility of using options other than selective herbicides to combat this problem and provide for profitable cropping.
The project demonstrated that provided resistant ryegrass numbers are reduced to low levels, sustained periods of profitable cropping (to wheat) can be maintained without the use of the selective herbicides. The profits generated by the successful programs were derived after including the cost of the remedial treatments required for ryegrass control.
CIMMYT Suite of Projects: Germplasm Evaluation Project
Category: FinalReport
Supervisor: Harpreet Gill (Senior Project Biologist)
The Germplasm Enhancement Trials (GET) project, as an integral part of the International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center (CIMMYT) suite of projects, was initiated to streamline the following processes:
- Timely importation of CIMMYT nurseries and distribution to breeders - The GET project, in conjunction with the Quarantine project, was successful in advancing the importation and sowing time of nurseries from early September (2006) to early July (2008), thereby producing enough seed for GET trials and distribution to breeders.
- Germplasm characterisation of CIMMYT nurseries - Data was generated on the two seed build-up nurseries and five GET trials. The information was provided to the International Crop Information System (ICIS) maintenance and support project for posting on the CIMMYT-Australian Germplasm Evaluation (CAGE) web site.
Registration for minor use chemicals for the grains industry
Category: FinalReport
Supervisor: Kevin Bodnaruk (Director)
Minor and specialty grains industries can suffer from a lack of suitable pest management options needed to ensure sustainable production. The chemical industry tends not to pursue uses of agricultural chemicals for these smaller markets. The minor use project has sought to secure grain grower access to suitable pest management options not currently covered by existing approvals. The project has successfully achieved regulatory approvals through ongoing liaison with the regulators, researchers and relevant grains industry stakeholders. This has been achieved through consultation, timely submissions and communication of results.
Registration for minor use chemicals for the grains industry
Category: FinalReport
Supervisor: Kevin Bodnaruk (Director)
Minor grain industries often struggle to access needed pest management options. This has occurred due to a lack of interest or capacity from chemical companies to either develop new pesticides or revise existing product uses in line with industry developments. This may result in growers using unapproved pesticides, potentially impacting on best management practice (BMP) development, the occurrence of unwanted residues thereby affecting quality assurance (QA) and export market compliance. This project sought to secure access to suitable pest management solutions not currently available to growers. The outcomes included increased access to approved pesticides and communication of results.
Pathways to registration - Improved pesticide research coordination in the grains industry
Category: FinalReport
Supervisor: Kevin Bodnaruk (Director)
Researchers identified by GRDC and who have undertaken GRDC-funded, pesticide-related research from 2007 to 2009 were contacted seeking summary information on their projects. Contacts were via participation in researcher forums and seminars, telephone calls and face-to-face meetings. The information provided by the researchers has been collected and collated and entered into an online, password-protected database. This database can be found at the following website: http://www.grdcpathways.com.au/
Summary data on current projects is being updated with the help of researchers. This is being facilitated through an online tutorial.
Canola Quality Objectives Group (CQOG)
Category: FinalReport
Supervisor: Rosemary Richards
The Canola Quality Objectives Group (CQOG) aimed to improve market signals from customers to breeders and researchers by formalising links and documenting market information so that they can be used by researchers and investors in their planning and investment decisions. The Australian Oilseeds Federation (AOF) 2010 plan identified an additional $800 million of value that could be captured by the industry as a result of shifts in consumer preferences. Critical to achieving this is addressing local production challenges and shifting the focus of the industry to align itself with consumer preferences. It was particularly relevant to products such as High Oleic, Low Linolenic (HOLL) canola where price and quality parameters may not be visible.
Canola Quality Objectives Group (CQOG)
Category: FinalReport
Supervisor: Nicholas Goddard (Executive Director)
This project builds on the pilot Canola Quality Objectives Group (CQOG) project undertaken in 2006/07. It is about using market intelligence, definition of quality traits and improved value chain interaction to grow the value of the canola industry through lifting base crop quality and increasing uptake of specialty varieties. The project will improve transparency of information in the value chain and enable greater clarity of the market's requirements, improve understanding of the quality profile of canola varieties, and identify variety characteristics and their consistency.
This project will benefit growers by ensuring variety developments and improvement are market focussed and meet end-user priorities.
Pilot Brewing Evaluation for Malting Barley Lines Destined for Export (BA00002 continuation)
Category: FinalReport
Supervisor: Ralph Nischwitz (Manager, R&D Services)
Over the course of this three year project, Pilot Brewing Australia (PBA) made detailed assessments of 25 different malts plus control varieties for benchmarking quality. Five malts sourced from overseas markets were included to provide competitor benchmarking. This led to the accreditation of Fairview, Bass and Navigator as malting barley as part of the Barley Australia (BA) protocol and to the classification of Hindmarsh as a food barley variety.
While progress on improving the statistical robustness of PBA data has been slow, PBA members have taken a range of initiatives to improve malt analysis data and put forward recommendations to the National Statistics Program (NSP).
Review of industry requirements post BBA - Review
Category: FinalReport
Supervisor: Andrew Gee (Executive Chairman)
Australian barley breeding programs will become increasingly competitive and commercially focused as they come to rely on income from End Point Royalties. This will place pressure on variety accreditation, segregation, marketing and industry communication channels.
Barley Australia (BA) undertook a survey of its key stakeholders to determine their expectations and need for the development and communication of a viable and vibrant barley industry in Australia. The review also considered future potential roles and functions for Barley Australia.
A new model for Barley Australia was proposed in the report.
Releasing agricultural weed seed dormancy through application of a novel smoke derived chemical
Category: FinalReport
Supervisor: Dr Kingsley Dixon
Weed herbicide resistance is prevalent throughout large areas of Australia's crop growing regions. Inefficient use of herbicides has developed due to a poor understanding of weed seedbank dynamics and seed biology, particularly seed dormancy. This project focussed on stimulating weed seed germination through the use of a recently identified novel compound (a karrikinolide), which may provide the key to unlocking dormancy cycling in weed seedbanks in agricultural regions. This will have a profound effect on herbicide practices and weed control. Karrikinolide is the master molecule residing in bushfire smoke that stimulates germination. It had a broad target range (seven species) and appeared to be field stable at low application rates (of 2 - 20 g/ha), making it applicable for broad acre usage.
Development of optimal noodle specifications for a major Asian noodle manufacturer
Category: FinalReport
Supervisor: Ken Quail (Director of Grain Products)
A collaboration was completed between BRI Australia Ltd (formerly the Bread Research Institute) and the Uni-President Enterprises Corporation (UPEC) in Taiwan to assess wheat and flour specifications for instant and dried noodle production. The study compared UPEC's existing wheat supply from the US to wheat and flour supplied from Australia. Instant and white salted noodles made from Australian wheat were superior to those manufactured using US wheat. Australian wheat was shown to have advantages for noodle texture and colour. This research can be used to market Australian wheat more effectively in Taiwan and other Asian countries. In addition this new knowledge will assist wheat breeders to improve Australian wheat for noodle markets.
Improved techniques for managing resistant ryegrass
Category: FinalReport
Supervisor: Harm van Rees (BCG Technical Consultant)
The 'Improved techniques for managing resistant ryegrass' project was in four parts:
- Conducting trial work with the Birchip Cropping Group (BCG) based at Birchip in Victoria, and the Hart Field Day group, based in South Australia's Mid-North, concentrated on (i) optimising knockdown herbicide use; (ii) pre-emergent herbicides for ryegrass control; and (iii) improving 'dim' group herbicide efficacy.
- Studying ryegrass population dynamics in relation to crop rotation and herbicide choice.
- Undertaking four case studies of farmers who have successfully managed herbicide resistance.
- Training and in paddock assessment.
The trial work in the project was successfully completed and reported in the BCG and Hart manuals produced for members and the general community. A Herbicide Resistance Manual has been completed and distributed to interested farmers and industry.
Genetically Modified Canola Agronomy
Category: FinalReport
Supervisor: David Chamberlin (CEO)
This project increased the knowledge and skills of growers and advisers in the southern grains region in the key area of Genetically Modified Canola Agronomy (GMCA). The southern grains region, including the Victorian Wimmera and Mallee regions, was the key target area of delivery, linking in with other established networks. This project contributed to growers adopting best practice specifically related to GM canola technology use.
On farm evaluation of frost minimisation techniques and risk management strategies
Category: FinalReport
Supervisor: Garren Knell (Agricultural consultant)
Farm scale research in participation with local grower groups in WA's southern grain production region was undertaken to evaluate a range of frost minimisation techniques. The trials were replicated and sown with farmer machinery.
ConsultAg, in conjunction with SARDI, published a manual titled "Managing Frost Risk - A Guide for Southern Australian Grains".
This is a comprehensive decision aid for growers to assist with all aspects of frost management including:
- Frost minimisation options and economics, backed up by trial data
- Identifying frost damage in cereal crops
- Management options for frost damaged crops and economics
- Recovering from frost - impacts on business and people
Understanding community attitudes and behaviours towards cereals and dietary carbohydrates
Category: FinalReport
Supervisor: Phil Mohr (Research Scientist)
Data indicating that most consumers do not meet dietary targets for cereal foods and that a significant number of consumers are avoiding wheat based products point to the need for greater understanding of consumer attitudes to grain based foods. CSIRO conducted a nationwide Food and Health Survey to obtain this information. The data showed the place of grain foods in the diet, attitudes to attributes potentially associated with grain foods, and the incidence of and primarily physiological reasons for the avoidance by some consumers of products containing wheat. The survey findings have been summarised in a report that also outlines benefits of the research to the Australian grains industry.


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Merona® Men's Canvas Messenger Bag - Brown
$19.99 online
Save $5.00
20% off
Save $5.00
20% off
Buy one get 1 50% off men's, women's and kids' boots and select handbags and wallets. Discount applied at Checkout. Discount not applicable to gift wrap, tax, or shipping and handling charges. May not be applied to previous orders. Offer excludes limited time collaborations and Doorbusters. Discount not applicable to gift wrap, tax, or shipping and handling charges. Offer expires 11/29/2014 at 11:59 PM PT.
Free Standard shipping on all orders. Oversized handling fees may still apply. Valid on shipping to the 48 contiguous states and APO/FPO. Offer valid for a limited time only.
We regret that this item cannot be shipped to PO Boxes.
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this is part of the Men's Bag Collection