Incitec Pivot Fertilisers finds a way to maintain yields with reduced emissions
Researchers have confirmed nitrogen fertilisers treated with inhibitors can maintain production while reducing GHG emissions Research into on-farm greenhouse gas (GHG) emission reductions conducted by Incitec Pivot Fertilisers (IPF) and independent experts have demonstrated the ability of growers to maintain yields while reducing emissions associated with nitrogen fertilisation. The production experiments and GHG assessments compared […]
Growers make planting decisions based on the latest seed variety performances
Harvest yields from the previous season trials give growers a clue to the best seed varieties for their local growing zone Growers and advisers across the main growing regions can now access the latest independent varietal information with the release of the Grains Research and Development Corporation (GRDC) National Variety Trials (NVT) Harvest Reports from […]
AGCO and Bosch BASF joint development delivers smart spraying capabilities
Fendt sprayer owners will get the benefit of a joint venture between AGCO and Bosch BASF for targeted spraying in green-on-brown AGCO Corporation has joined forces with Bosch BASF Smart Farming to integrate Smart Spraying technology into Fendt sprayers and to jointly develop additional functions. As far back as May 2021, AGCO and Bosch BASF […]
Serafin Machinery expands Ultisow seed bars out to 24 metres
With working widths from 5 to 24m the Ultisow range of seeding bars from Serafin Machinery is proving one of the most popular to order for the upcoming season Local seeding and tillage manufacturer Serafin Machinery based in Griffith NSW has been designing its own range of no-till disc seeders since 2008. It all started […]
LEMKEN Karat 10 cultivator comes out on top for versatility
The Karat 10 offers more settings and drawbar options than before to give growers the most versatile implement for specialist crop production LEMKEN has released the Karat 10 cultivator in a design that will appeal to farmers seeking a more efficient specialist cultivator to work across 3 to 7 metres, with depth settings from 50 […]
Ryegrass becomes a problem weed as it evolves in summer crops
Until recently Annual ryegrass mainly affected winter growers in the southern and western regions but has recently popped up in Queensland Annual ryegrass is an introduced weed that already costs winter grain growers more than $90 million a year in lost production and is now becoming an even bigger threat according to University of Queensland-led […]
Seed of Light award won by well versed Wheat geneticist
This prized award in the grain industry is much sought after and has been won this year by an avid communicator that speaks a language growers understand One of Australia’s leading research geneticists in wheat breeding, Dr Greg Rebetzke, is this year’s recipient of the Grains Research and Development Corporation (GRDC) 2023 western region Seed […]
KUHN Performer is an ideal cultivator for single pass operations
With the option to disc and clean up surfaces and deep till down to 350mm in the one pass the KUHN Performer will appeal to busy growers looking for higher yields Performer cultivators have been designed by KUHN engineers to reduce the number of times a paddock needs to be worked, and in the process […]
CSIRO upgraded research facilities will give Aussie cotton a boost
The $25 million upgrade to CSIRO’s cotton research facilities is expected to increase the value of cotton cropping across all states CSIRO shows it has plenty of faith in the local Cotton industry as the research organisation unveiled a $25 million upgrade to its Myall Vale site in NSW with new facilities to support cutting-edge […]
Oat rust study worth $million aims to reduce crop losses
Industry research to tackle oat rust will be led by Professor Robert Park backed by an Australian Research Council Linkage Grant worth $928,845 The University of Sydney will lead an industry study that aims to reduce the impact of damaging crown rust, a fungal pathogen affecting Australian oat production. World-renowned crop disease expert Professor Robert Park will lead […]