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Liam Hescock and the team from Growave showcase the next-generation microwave technology and answer questions from the audience. Grower Ed Fagan discusses his experience and expectations, Marc Hinderager (AHR) facilitates and participates in ...
Problem weeds such as oxalis and nutgrass could be a thing of the past for vegetable growers following an Australian-first trial of microwave weed control technology at our Koo Wee Rup demonstration site in ...
In 2019, the University of New England completed a case study assessment of the farm-level impacts of weeds in vegetable production, as part of Hort Innovation-funded project VG15070. This article summarises the key results ...
Most new technology for controlling weeds will be a positive step forward for soil health and the environment, and will play an important role in our fight against herbicide resistant weeds. Watch this ...
The Soil Wealth and ICP project is scanning global technologies to bring you some of the most interesting and practical advances in weed management. Most new technology for controlling weeds will be a positive step ...
Farming in tropical climates presents a unique set of challenges, especially when dealing with sandy soils. These soils, likened to an open hydroponic system due to the water and nutrient management strategies they require, pose ...
The key success factors for growers to plan ahead, understand their risks and improve their resilience were highlighted in a Soil Wealth ICP panel discussion at the Annual Vegetable Industry Seminar (AVIS) on 3 June, ...
The Soil Wealth ICP team is excited to work with grower Kevin Hoang in Marrakai on a newly established demonstration site in the Northern Territory. Kevin is eager to get more out of his land ...
The two-day Soil Wealth ICP Soil-Borne Disease Masterclass was held in Adelaide from May 8-9 with a targeted focus on vegetable and onion growers, advisors and industry members. The masterclass was delivered by a team ...
Crop protection products play an important role in vegetable production and are regularly used to control insect pests, diseases and weeds. When applying these products, aim to maximise the amount reaching the target and ...
A greenhouse capsicum producer in South Australia’s Northern Adelaide Plains is hosting a Soil Wealth ICP demonstration trial across two production sites. To support their integrated pest management (IPM) program, native insectaries were planted along ...
Working with the Soil Wealth ICP team, vegetable grower Kim Ngov has been trialling cover crops as a replacement to plastic mulch on his Wedderburn farm in NSW since 2020. Kim had previously used ...
