Publications Dr Rohan W Rainbow Managing Director Crop Protection Australia is a business of Rainbow & Associates Pty Ltd
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1 Publications Dr Rohan W Rainbow Managing Director Crop Protection Australia is a business of Rainbow & Associates Pty Ltd Theses and Books: Rainbow, R.W. and Derpsch, R. (2011) Advances in no-tillage farming technologies and soil compaction management in broad-acre rainfed farming systems. Chapter 39 in Tow, P., Cooper, I., Partridge, I., and Birch, C. (Eds) Rainfed Farming Systems Springer. Rainbow R.W. (2008) Integration of no-till and precision agriculture technologies and future challenges to conservation agriculture in Australia. In World Association of Soil and Water Conservation Special Publication No.3. - No-Till Farming Systems. pp Rainbow, R.W., and Slee D. (2005) The Essential Guide to No-Till Farming. AGRO-SOYUZ (Russian translation). Rainbow, R.W., and Slee D. (2004) The Essential Guide to No-Till Farming. SANTFA Rainbow, R.W. (2000). Spear soil opener effects on soil physical properties & impact on wheat production. PhD. Thesis submitted June 2000, Department of Agronomy and Farming Systems, University of Adelaide, Roseworthy Campus. Rainbow, R.W. (2000). Higher sowing rates can balance low germination. In Wallwork, S. (Editor) MinTill Drill, Kondinin Group, pp Rainbow, R.W. (2000). Fertiliser placement method can affect yield. In Wallwork, S. (Editor) MinTill Drill, Kondinin Group, pp Rainbow, R.W. and Dare, M.W. (2000). Banding nitrogen improves crop yield. In Wallwork, S. (Editor) MinTill Drill, Kondinin Group, pp Rainbow, R.W. and Wallwork, S. (2000). Press wheels promote better crop emergence. In Wallwork, S. (Editor) MinTill Drill, Kondinin Group, pp Rainbow, R.W. (1993) Press wheels for better production. (Published in Casey, M.F. and Boyle, S.M. (Eds.) The Seeding Edge 2nd Edition Kondinin Group p 87-89) Rainbow, R.W. (Ed.) (1989) The Mallee Legume Book. (Department of Agriculture and Rural Affairs Victoria) Invited speaker conference papers Rainbow, R.W. (2011) Fungicide strategies for managing the Ug99 stem rust threat - Australian and international perspectives. Borlaug Global Rust Initiative Technical Workshop June 2011 in St. Paul, Minnesota USA. Rainbow, R.W. (2005) Managing soil compaction in a no-till system. Proceedings of the 2 nd International Conference on Sustainable and Effective Agriculture Using a No-Till Systems Approach 17 th -20 th August 2005 Dnipropetrovs k Ukraine. pp Editorial reference group for: Proffitt, T., Bramley, R., Lamb, D. and Winter, E. (2006) Precision Viticulture A new era in vineyard management and wine production. Wine Titles. Technical reports: Holloway, R., Rainbow, R.W., Growden, B. (2002). Improving SA crop productivity with Fluid fertiliser technology. SAGIT Final report. Rainbow, R.W. (2001). Optimisation of nitrogen, phosphorus and zinc fertiliser placement for improved grain yield production and quality. GRDC Final Report DAS 250SR.
2 Rainbow, R.W., Mayfield, A.M. and Gill, G. (2000). Effective use of soil incorporated herbicides and tillage systems for the control of weeds in a direct drill seeding system. GRDC Final Report DAS 248SR. Mayfield, A.M. and Rainbow, R.W. (1997). Weed control and crop production using trifluralin in direct drilling systems. SA Grains Industry Trust Fund Final Project report AM 1/96. Rainbow, R.W. (2000). Optimisation of Seeder Design for Improved Field Crop Production. GRDC Final Report DAS 135SR. Rainbow, R.W. (1998). Canadian and US Prairie reduced tillage crop production fellowship. GRDC Senior Fellowship Final Report SF14A. Slattery, M.G. and Rainbow, R.W. (1995) Investigation of Seeder Related Factors on Seed Placement, crop establishment, Growth and Yield of Wheat. SARDI Report Series No.1. Computer Models: Krause, M. and Rainbow, R.W. (2001). Operation FerTill Whole farm economic model for improved fertiliser placement systems. SARDI CD-ROM Excel based computer software model. Conference/ Workshop papers: Rainbow, R.W. (2005). Use of controlled traffic systems with auto-steer to enhance inter-row cropping and opportunities for introduction of nonchemical weed control systems. Proceedings of the Third Australian Conference on Controlled Traffic Farming 20 th -22 nd July 2005 The University of Queensland, Gatton Queensland. pp Rainbow, R.W. (2003). Stubble Management in no-till Overcoming the issues with adoption. Proceedings of the WA No-Till farmers Association Conference, 6 th -7 th March 2003 Perth WA. pp Rainbow, R.W. (2003). Advances in no-till Improving the seedbed environment. Proceedings of the WA No-Till farmers Association Conference, 6 th -7 th March 2003 Perth WA. pp Rainbow, R.W. (2000). Fertiliser placement research. Fertiliser Technology Workshop Manual pp 20-22, Conservation Farmers Inc. Queensland, 28 February - 9 March 2000, Queensland. Rainbow, R.W. (2000). Seed drill soil opener design and effects of fertiliser placement for optimum crop production. Proceedings SEAg 2000 Growing Links Conference on Engineering in Agriculture 2-5 April 2000 Adelaide SA. Rainbow, R.W., Cass, A.M., Bellotti, W.D. and Riley, T.W. (2000). Spear soil opener effects on soil physical properties and impact on wheat production. Proceedings of 4th International Conference on Soil Dynamics (ICSD-IV) March 2000 Adelaide SA. Mayfield, A., Rainbow, R.W., Dare, M.W., Presser, R. Nairn, T.J. (1997) Weed control and crop production using trifluralin in direct drilling systems. (Proc. Workshop on Farming Systems Developments 1997, Waite Inst., Adelaide, SA, Mar ). Rainbow, R.W., Bellotti, W.D., Cass, A. and Riley, T.W. (1997) Spear soil opener impact on soil physical properties and development of wheat. (Proc. Workshop on Farming Systems Developments 1997, Waite Inst., Adelaide, SA, Mar ). Rainbow, R.W. and Dare, M.W. (1997) Summary of nitrogen and phosphorus fertiliser placement research (Proc. Workshop on Farming Systems Developments 1997, Waite Inst., Adelaide, SA, Mar ). Rainbow, R.W., Bellotti, W.D., Cass, A. and Riley, T.W. (1996) The effect of spear type seeding point shape and combined deep row aligned preceding tillage on soil physical properties, plant emergence, growth and
3 grain yield of wheat (Proc. Workshop on Farming Systems Developments 1997, Waite Inst., Adelaide, SA, Mar ). Rainbow, R.W., Stevens, M.J. and Parkinson, A.J. (1995) Seed Drill Design Field Research (Proc. Cropping Zone Technical Update, Longerenong College, November ). Rainbow, R.W., Bull, B.C., Stevens, M.J. and Kearsley, B.A. (1994) Effects of N and P placement on cereal crop emergence and grain yield. (Proc. Tillage. Syst., Rotatn., Nutrtn. and Assoc. Root Diseases Workshop, Waite Inst., Adelaide, SA, Mar ) Rainbow, R.W. and Slattery M.G. (1994) Modification of seed drill design and point selection effects on cereal crop establishment and grain yield. (Proc. National workshop on Narrow Sowing Points, Adelaide September 1994, 17-20). Rainbow, R.W., Slattery, M.G. and Stevens, M.J. (1994) Modification of seed drill design improves crop establishment and grain yields. (Conference on Engineering in Agriculture, 1994 Lincoln University, Christchurch, NZ, Aug Paper No SEAg 94/024). Rainbow, R.W, Stevens, M.J. and Slattery, M.G. (1994) Seed drill modifications for improved field crop production. (Proc. Tillage. Syst., Rotatn., Nutrtn. and Assoc. Root Diseases Workshop, Waite Inst., Adelaide, SA, Mar ) Rainbow, R.W and Yeatman, T. (1994) Improving the Seeding System. (Proc. National workshop on Narrow Sowing Points, Adelaide September 1994, 33-36). Rainbow, R.W. (1993) Plant sampling methods for seed drill research. (Proc. 7th Aust. Agron. Conf. Adelaide ) Rainbow, R.W. (1993) Development of a new tine for deep cultivation and accurate seed placement (Proc. Tillage. Syst., Rotatn., Nutrtn. and Assoc. Root Diseases Workshop, Waite Inst., Adelaide, SA, Mar ) Rainbow, R.W. and Slattery M.G. (1993) Crop establishment improvement from narrow spear points in South Australia. (Proc. 7th Aust. Agron. Conf. Adelaide ) Rainbow, R.W. and Slattery, M.G. (1993) Seeder design field research. (Proc. Tillage. Syst., Rotatn., Nutrtn. and Assoc. Root Diseases Workshop, Waite Inst., Adelaide, SA, Mar ) Rainbow, R.W., Slattery, M.G. and Norris, C.P. (1992) Effects of seeder design specification on emergence and early growth of wheat. (Proc. Conf. Eng. in Ag., Albury, NSW, Oct I.E. Aust. NCP92/11:13-20) Rainbow, R.W. and Slattery, M.G. (1992) Seeder ground tool effects on the emergence and early growth of wheat. (Proc. Tillage. Syst., Rotatn., Nutrtn. and Assoc. Root Diseases Workshop, Waite Inst., Adelaide, SA, Mar ) Rainbow, R.W. and Slattery, M.G. (1992) The effects of press wheel type and set on the emergence and early growth of Wheat. (Proc. Tillage. Syst., Rotatn., Nutrtn. and Assoc. Root Diseases Workshop, Waite Inst., Adelaide, SA, Mar ) Slattery, M.G., Rainbow, R.W. and Burge, A.W. (1993) Machinery factors influencing seed placement in a sandy soil. (ASAE/CSAE Summer Meeting Spokane, Washington. Paper No ) Slattery, M.G. and Rainbow, R.W. (1993) Comparison of seed distribution of four narrow points. (Proc. Tillage. Syst., Rotatn., Nutrtn. and Assoc. Root Diseases Workshop, Waite Inst., Adelaide, SA, Mar ) Slattery, M.G. and Rainbow, R.W. (1992) Development of a seed placement test rig. (Proc. Conf. Eng. in Ag., Albury, NSW, Oct I.E. Aust. NCP92/11:365)
4 Slattery, M.G. and Rainbow, R.W. (1992) Factors influencing seed placement. (Proc. Tillage. Syst., Rotatn., Nutrtn. and Assoc. Root Diseases Workshop, Waite Inst., Adelaide, SA, Mar ) Slattery, M.G. and Rainbow, R.W. (1991) The University of South Australia seed placement testing for the evaluation of wheat planting equipment. (Proc. Tillage. Syst., Rotatn., Nutrtn. and Assoc. Root Diseases Workshop, Waite Inst., Adelaide, SA, Mar ) Slattery, M.G. and Rainbow, R.W. (1990) Investigation of seeder related factors on seed placement, crop establishment, growth and yield of wheat. Proc. Conf. Eng. in Agric Toowoomba. I.E. Aust. NCP 90/13; (Conf. brief). Smith, D.B., Rainbow, R.W., Faulkner, M., Chigwidden, S.J., Braunack- Mayer, E.T. (1995) Row Spacing - Do wider seed rows reduce yield? (Proc. Tillage. Syst., Rotatn., Nutrtn. and Assoc. Root Diseases Workshop, Waite Inst., Adelaide, SA, Mar ). Wilhelm, N. & Rainbow, R.W. (2000). Avoiding toxicity from fertilizer placed with the seed. SA Cropping Systems Update pp 41-45, February 2000, Adelaide SA. Fact sheets: Rainbow, R.W. (2004) Preparing for no-till grain growing. SA Grain Industry Trust Fact Sheet. Rainbow, R.W. (2003) Getting Into precision agriculture. SA Grain Industry Trust Fact Sheet. Rainbow, R.W. (2003) Getting Into no-till cropping. SA Grain Industry Trust Fact Sheet. Rainbow, R.W. (1994) Press wheels and their use in seeding. (Fact Sheet AGDEX 137/33 Primary Industries SA. June 1994.) Technical Publications: Rainbow, R.W. and Bennet, M. (2006). Long term impact of no-till on crop nitrogen. SANTFA The No-Till Journal Vol 3 (2) pp Rainbow, R.W. (2006). Variable rate fungicide application. SANTFA The No-Till Journal Vol 3 (2) pp Rainbow, R.W. (2006). Holistic approach to weed management in no-till. SANTFA The No-Till Journal Vol 3 (2) pp Rainbow, R.W. (2006). Alternate crop sowing options with autosteer. SANTFA The No-Till Journal Vol 2 (1) p18. Rainbow, R.W. (2004). DGPS signal update. PrecisionAgNews Vol 2 (2) p 29. Rainbow, R.W. (2004). Australia s national maritime DGPS network. PrecisionAgNews Vol 2 (2) p 30. Rainbow, R.W. (2004). Geocentric Datum of Australia. PrecisionAgNews Vol 2 (2) pp Rainbow, R.W. (2004). CANBus ISO An emerging standard. PrecisionAgNews Vol 2 (2) pp Rainbow, R.W. (2004). Can we re-think the way herbicides are applied?. SANTFA The No-Till Journal Vol 1 (1) p 18. Rainbow, R.W. (2004). Preparing for no-till grain growing. SANTFA The No-Till Journal Vol 1 (1) pp Rainbow, R.W. (2003). Drive towards no-till. Power Farming One-Pass Report (1): pp Rainbow, R.W. (2003). Getting into precision agriculture The basics. PrecisionAgNews Vol 2 (1) pp 4-5. Rainbow, R.W. (2003). Getting into no-till cropping. SANTFA Newsletter Vol 2 (5) p 68. Rainbow, R.W. (2003). Understanding SBU and fertiliser toxicity. SANTFA Newsletter Vol 2 (5) pp
5 Rainbow, R.W. (2002). Advances in no-till. PIRSA Rural Solutions & SARDI Crop Harvest report 2002/03 pp Rainbow, R.W. (2002). Mechanics of root growth and emergence. SANTFA Newsletter Vol 2 (3) p 40. Rainbow, R.W. (2002). What is an ideal seedbed? SANTFA Newsletter Vol 2 (3) pp Rainbow, R.W. (2002). Measuring soil compaction and hardpans. SANTFA Newsletter Vol 2 (1) p 4. Rainbow, R.W., Mayfield, A.M., Gill, G. (2002). Soil incorporated herbicides enhance weed control. Farming Ahead Vol 122 (February) pp Rainbow, R.W. (2001). Improving no-till sowing systems. PIRSA Rural Solutions & SARDI Crop Harvest report 2001/02 pp Rainbow, R.W. (2001). Reducing energy inputs in crop production. PIRSA Rural Solutions & SARDI Crop Harvest report 2001/02 p 220. Rainbow, R.W., Long, W. (2001). Controlled traffic farming. SANTFA Newsletter Vol 1 (5) p 87. Rainbow, R.W., Mayfield, A.M., Gill, G. (2001). Effective use of soil incorporated herbicides in a no-till seeding system SANTFA Newsletter Vol 1 (5) pp Rainbow, R.W. (2001). Yearly zinc application offers yield benefits. Farming Ahead Vol 116 (August) pp Rainbow, R.W. (2001). Banded urea improves brome grass control. Farming Ahead Vol 110 (February) pp Rainbow, R.W. (2001). Residual fertiliser placement benefits. SANTFA Newsletter Vol 1 (3) pp Rainbow, R.W. (2000). Tillage and urea placement effects on brome grass populations. SANTFA Newsletter Vol 1 (2) p 42. Rainbow, R.W. (2000). Seedbed utilisation for better fertiliser use. Australian Grain 9 (6): pp Rainbow, R.W. (2000). Calculating safe spread rates. Power Farming One- Pass Report (3): pp 2-3. Rainbow, R.W. (2000). Closer to the perfect placement. Power Farming One- Pass Report (3): pp 4-5. Rainbow, R.W. (2000). Fertiliser placement research. PIRSA Rural Solutions & SARDI Crop Harvest report 1999/2000 pp Rainbow, R.W. (2000). Seedbed utilisation (SBU) - A new concept in calculating safe fertiliser rates. PIRSA Rural Solutions & SARDI Crop Harvest report 1999/2000 pp Rainbow, R.W. (2000). Five steps to minimum tillage. PIRSA Rural Solutions & SARDI Crop Harvest report 1999/2000 p 177. Rainbow, R.W. (2000). Effect of seeder design on the seeding system. PIRSA Rural Solutions & SARDI Crop Harvest report 1999/2000 pp Rainbow, R.W. and Dare, M.W. (1999). Operation FerTill under way. Power Farming One Pass special report, Vol 108 No 8 pp 4-5. Rainbow, R.W. and Dare, M.W. (1999). Operation FerTill: Two year on. Australian Grain, Vol 9 No 1` pp Rainbow, R.W. and Dare, M.W. (1999). Deep banding nitrogen improves yields. Farming Ahead, Vol 88 (April) pp Rainbow, R.W., Dare, M.W., and Nairn, T.J. (1999). Operation FerTill. PIRSA Rural Solutions & SARDI Crop Harvest report 1998/1999 pp Rainbow, R.W. (1998) Fertiliser Placement is Important. Leading Edge - Journal of Agricultural Engineering and Precision Agriculture Vol 1. No.2. pp Rainbow, R.W. (1998). Banding Works Well In Australian Hardpan Soils. Seeding Today July 1988 p 9. Rainbow, R.W. (1998). Press Wheels Rule. Power Farming Vol 107 No Sowing Report pp 4-5.
6 E. Tescher-Johnston and RW. Rainbow (1997). Soil Porosity Can Affect Your Opener Performance. Seeding Today December 1997 pp 5-6. Wells, M., Heap, J., and Rainbow, R.W. (2005). Using precision agriculture in low rainfall farming. PrecisionAgNews Vol 2 (4) pp
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