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CROPPING
Questions raised about retained stubble
Stubble retention is widely recognised for its benefits in reducing erosion and improving the soil but
01 May 1997
CROPPING
Yetter device designed to clear the way for sowing.
The Yetter stubble handling equipment is used during seeding to clear stubble out of the path of following
01 April 1997
CROPPING
Careful point selection cuts toxicity problems
Farmers can reduce fertiliser toxicity problems and improve crop yields by selecting the right point
01 April 1997
CROPPING
Selecting a reliable seeding machine
Deep banding or deep cultivating with wide row spacings consistently produced higher lupin yields in
01 April 1997
CROPPING
Plant competition
A Grains Research and Development Corporation supported project on weed control is showing encouraging
01 April 1997
CROPPING
Straight tines improve stubble flow
Stubble is leass likely to build up and remain caught on tines if conditions allow the material to rotate
01 April 1997
CROPPING
Many options to reduce weed numbers
As the battle to manage herbicide resistance continues there are several options available to reduce
01 April 1997
CROPPING
Genetic engineering adds to crop quality
Genetic engineering has been used to successfuly modify more than 40 diffferent crops during the post
01 April 1997
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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
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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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