In good news for Australian Farmers, last week’s Federal Budget announcement included almost $200 million in new funding over four
FARMERS TO BENEFIT FROM $200M FED BUDGET ANNOUNCEMENT
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Schreurs & Sons Case Study
DOWNLOAD FULL CASE STUDY Having grown their family owned vegetable business significantly in recent years, Schreurs & Sons was looking
Incitec Pivot Fertilisers Partnership – Media Release
Incitec Pivot Fertilisers and Precision Agriculture announce new laboratory services agreement and strategic partnership. View Media Release Incitec Pivot Fertilisers
Grid Soil Mapping defines the variability in multiple soil properties.
A Precision Agriculture research project has highlighted the benefits of grid soil mapping in developing targeted strategies to address individual
Redbank Farming Case Study
Having reached a point where the farm operation was operating very well, Michael Nicols felt that he wanted to improve the performance of his operation to the fullest extent possible. Understanding that there was variability in yield and performance across different paddocks, he wanted to achieve uniformly high yields.
Schreurs & Sons Case Study
Having grown their family owned vegetable business significantly in recent years, Schreurs & Sons was looking to further underpin the profitability and sustainability of the operation. They wanted to move away from broad based soil sampling, which was not able to guide a highly accurate application of inputs and instead apply variable rate techniques to improve yields and nutrient application.
Aberfoyle Farms Case Study
Soil testing conducted on the farm near Lake Bolac in Victoria’s Western District showed low overall potassium levels with high variability, ranging from reasonable values on higher elevations, dropping significantly in lower lying areas. Potassium being a high value input, Neil and Charlie Vallance had to evaluate the profitability of the blanket rate application of MOP (N:0 P:0 K:50 S:0) previously used to address the issue.
Precision farming to tackle climate change
Managing the effects of climate change is likely to be an ongoing priority for Australian farmers, with adaption and resilience
Test your soils now to avoid ploughing in your profits
With crop and pasture planning underway across the country, farmers are reminded that a simple soil testing program to generate a
Strong Demand For Precision Agriculture Services in Riverine Plains region
Many growers are looking to reduce input costs by utilising their technology in conjunction with agronomic practices to target applications for site specific management.
