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CROPPING
Summer spraying stamps out goosefoot
Spraying what appears to be a small and harmless weed over the summer with herbicides could significantly
01 November 1996
CROPPING
Fallow planning influences future profits
The profitability of furture crops can be influenced by introducing well managed summer fallow programmes:
01 November 1996
CROPPING
Many factors affect crop performance
Yield monitoring systems fitted to harvesting equipment could offer major advantages to grain producers
01 October 1996
CROPPING
Returns from peanuts far from meagre
The humble peanut, often portrayed as a menial foodstuff for zoo inmates, or a paste American children
01 October 1996
CROPPING
Cameras reveal multiple problems from above
Video cameras fitted to aeroplanes are being used by a group of Victorian farmers to gain a better picture
01 October 1996
CROPPING
Rice opens new frontier on station
North of Hillston in the far west of New South Wales, Dennis and Paul Gleeson have pioneered rice in
01 October 1996
CROPPING
Herbicide resistance prompts future concerns
Increasing numbers of herbicide resisitant weeds are forcing producers to consider what control options
01 October 1996
CROPPING
Acidity levels critical in take-all attacks
Take-all infestations in wheat decreased, regardless of the previous crop or pasture in the rotation,
01 October 1996
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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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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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