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CROPPING
Deep dranage control vital for crop sustainability
Crop management designed to lift productivity and yields will not be effective in reducing long term
01 August 2001
CROPPING
Correct identification critical for mite control
Confusion between mite species could be responsible for ineffective control of the pests in crops and
01 August 2001
CROPPING
Yearly zinc application offers yield benefits
Including zinc in yearly applications of fertiliser and using banding or split seed row placement can
01 August 2001
CROPPING
Night can provide optimum spraying conditions
Applying chemical sprays at night cand add flexibility to the timing of farm operations, increase application
01 July 2001
CROPPING
Night spraying imporves pest control
Time constraints, pest pressure and lack of ideal spraying conditions during the day led Mike Miller,
01 July 2001
CROPPING
Lucerne pasture break helps control salinity
Sowing lucerne in rotation with profitable cropping pahse can increase annual soil water use during the
01 July 2001
CROPPING
Aphids attacking canola seldom need treatment
Growers could save upto $21 per hectare by not spraying aphic infestations in maturing canola crops.
01 July 2001
CROPPING
Radish control requires long-term approach
The long-term challenge for growers is to manage wild radish within the perspective of all weeds in the
01 July 2001
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Agricultural spraying specialist HARDI curtails downtime and wear with robust LAPP cable harnesses
LAPP cable harnessing solutions built for harsh Australian environments
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Seed Terminator: weeds meet their final harvest
By driving weed populations down, many farms are now achieving outcomes that challenge traditional assumptions about water use efficiency
PARTNER CONTENT
Biostimulants Unlock Higher Yields in Broadacre Crops
Independent trials show Biostart biostimulants deliver 9–11% yield gains and strong ROI in broadacre crops
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Building a Resilient Digital Ecosystem for all Australians
Telstra is committed to creating a resilient digital ecosystem that benefits all Australians, with a particular focus on enhancing regional connectivity and leveraging advanced technologies.
Research Report: Drones (July 2026)
With drones becoming more prevalent in Australian agricultural operations, this month’s Research Report looks at the latest drone technology and applications for both broadacre farming and livestock enterprises.
Research Report: Auto Drafters (June 2026)
This month's Research Report includes an in-depth look at five popular sheep auto drafters complemented by several Case Studies of producers using the drafters to improve their livestock management.
Research Report: High Horsepower Tracked Tractors (May 2026)
Kondinin Group researchers Mark Saunders, Ben White and Josh Giumelli have inspected some of the latest high-horsepower, articulated, fixed-frame and twin-tracked tractors for this month's Research Report. It's all about getting power to the ground.
Research Report: Mother Bins (April 2026)
Mother bins are an important part of on-farm grain logistics. This Research Report details 10 brands including locally-made and imported models with capacities up to 300 tonnes.
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