ALT Informational graphic titled "Canola: Windrow on Time, Reap the Reward$". The graphic discusses optimal windrowing timing and its benefits, emphasizing the importance of assessing individual seed color change. Key points include seed color change, timely windrowing in southern and western Australia compared to northern and central regions, and the role of sampling in determining timing, utilizing technology like satellite images and NDVI. An image of a canola field is partially visible in the background.

ALT The image is a flowchart titled "Sampling protocol" with four main steps. Step 1: Identify five sampling locations in the paddock. Step 2: Instructions for collecting pods from main stems and branches, shown with colored diagrams. Step 3: Split pods, place seeds in a dish, and spread seeds over an indent paddle. Step 4: Assess seeds using a closest match guide. Diagrams and text offer guidance on sampling, collecting, and evaluating seeds.

ALT Chart illustrating pea maturity and oil content: - Left section: No color change, check in 4-6 days, yield 40-60%, oil decrease 6-8 percentage points. - Middle section: 10% color change, check in 3-4 days, yield 30-40%, oil decrease 4-5 percentage points. - Right section: 20% color change, check in 3-4 days, yield 20-30%, oil decrease 3-4 percentage points. Background shows peas in various stages of ripeness.

ALT A chart titled "Too Early to Windrow" displays three sections indicating different stages of color change in crops: 30%, 40%, and 50%. Each section provides a timeframe for rechecking, potential yield, and oil content. Images below each section show crops at their respective stages of color change: green and orange speckles transitioning in color.

ALT Illustration of a combine harvester diagram labeled with parts like "hopper" and "feedhouse." Text above reads: "HARVEST WEED SEED CONTROL. 50–80% of weed seed capture starts in the header.

ALT A group of people stand in a scenic outdoor setting with tents and camping equipment in a grassy area. Mountains and trees are visible in the background under a clear sky. The image includes logos for GRDC and the Australian Rural Leadership Foundation, and text promoting the 2027 TRAIL Emerging Leaders Program.

ALT Image of a webinar advertisement by GRDC. The image shows damaged plant leaves with brown streaks. Text includes the webinar title: "Net blotch resistance and management: practical insights for 2027," taking place on Friday, 23 October 2026, and mentions the Disease Management Extension Network.

ALT Row of large Kotzur silos under a blue sky with clouds, standing on a gravel surface. A truck is parked near the silos.

ALT A person is sitting next to two brown and white dogs in front of large metal silos. The setting appears to be a farm with agricultural equipment in the background.

ALT A person standing on a ladder beside a red Case IH Axial-Flow combine harvester in a vast, harvested field under a clear blue sky. Dust is seen around the combine, indicating recent use.