Soil and Controlled Traffic conference bookings
$21 million soil research funding announced
New technology to tackle soil constraints
UWA soil scientists receive $4.34 million
New tool to help with farm biosecurity
$21 million soil research funding announced
UWA soil scientists receive $4.34 million
Deep ripping still on the cards
Yield response important to optimise fertiliser
Bookings now open for National Soil Amelioration and CTF Conference in Perth in August.
Agriculture Victoria has a new assessment tool to help with farm vehicle biosecurity.
The Federal Government has committed $21million to soil research.
A new 3D soil mapping technology could help farmers unearth soil constraints.
Soil scientists at the University of Western Australia have been awarded a major research grant.
Deep ripping the right soils can pay off this season, despite the spike in fuel prices.
Soil testing is important to help determine fertiliser application rates for maximum returns.
Devastating fires earlier this month have left parts of WA bare making it vital to protect top soil.
Funding boosts have been announced for national traceability and soils projects.
Two new awnless wheat varieties offer more options in frost-prone regions.
Rabobank estimates this year's crop production will be 25 per cent above the five-year average.
A workshop in WA this week covered the aspects and benefits of a Controlled Traffic Farming system.
GRDC has released a series of must-read deep ripping fact sheets.
Grain growers are being asked to think about disease risks in crops prior to sowing.
Dry and windy conditions can make grain growing land susceptible to wind erosion.
CSIRO has updated its LOOC-C farm carbon assessment tool.
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