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CROPPING
Poor mixing damages crops
Ensuring insecticides are compatible before mixing them with herbicides can reduce crop damage.
01 April 1998
CROPPING
Problem pathogens for direct-drilled wheat
The view that Rhizoctonia is the main cause of reduced seedling growth in direct-drilled wheat may cause
01 April 1998
CROPPING
using microbes to beat water repellence
Stimulating the natural behaviour of soil microbes can improve soil wettability, cropping rates and soil
01 April 1998
CROPPING
Preventing sulfonylurea carryover in alkaline soils.
Effective management is the key to minimising sulfonylurea (SU) herbicide carryover and yield losses
01 April 1998
CROPPING
More flexibility in crop protection for 1998
the first in a two part series on new chemcials for 1998. this article deals with pre-emergent and early
01 April 1998
CROPPING
Narrow points benefit seed placement
An integrated combination of sowing boots and narrow points can provide better control of seed placement
01 March 1998
CROPPING
Perennial pastures prove better than annuals
New research has backed the superiority of lucerne over subclover-based pastures in fixing nitrogen to
01 March 1998
CROPPING
Assess the risks of triazine in canola
Triazine-resistant (TR) canola varieties have greatly improved the ability to control resistant weds
01 March 1998
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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.
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Drought, Fires, and Floods Haven't Stopped WA-Based Business Expansion
CW Imports continues to expand its reach across Australia
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Utrisha N: The new biostimulant boosting broadacre yield potential
Extensive trials conducted across Australia show boosted yields in a wide range of
Research Report: Mobile Phones (December 2025)
With the closure of Telstra’s 3G network, Kondinin Group engineers Josh Giumelli and Ben White put several popular 4G phones to the test to see how they stacked up. Our standard test protocol applied over the past two decades was maintained as each handset was measured by the maximum distance a two-way call could be made from a phone tower.
Research Report: Side-by-side Vehicles (November 2025)
Kondinin Group’s research team dives into the side-by-side market for this report, looking at popular diesel models, a few petrol versions and a couple of electric vehicles.
Research Report: Farming Inputs (October 2025)
Inputs are unavoidable in any farming system. This Research Report focuses on several key farming inputs with a view to maximising outputs, production and profit.
Research Report: Self-Propelled Sprayer Testing (September 2025)
Kondinin Group’s Mark Saunders, Ben White and Josh Giumelli have rounded up five of the latest self-propelled sprayers to cast a discerning eye over them for this month’s Research Report. The sprayers were run over our regular test track and thoroughly inspected to see what makes these million-dollar machines tick.
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