Adding nitrogen with legumes in vegetable crops: update from the Mulgowie demonstration site
As the costs of inputs continue to bite, growers are increasingly turning towards organic alternatives to meet the nitrogen demands ...
Celebrating World Soil Day at our demo sites
World Soil Day is held annually on 5 December to highlight the importance of healthy soil and to advocate ...
Harnessing the power of cover crops for enhanced soil health
At the Gatton AgTech showcase in Queensland’s Lockyer Valley, Dr Kelvin Montagu, Dr Doris Blaesing, and Steph Tabone showcased a ...
New Qld demo site: Getting the most out of organic nitrogen
The demand for sustainable agriculture practices has been growing steadily, prompting growers to explore alternative methods to meet their crops' ...
Seasonal climate outlook for vegetable and melon growing regions – August to October 2023
Drier than typical conditions are expected for much of Australia for the rest of winter and into spring. Most ...
Lockyer Valley, QLD
The demand for sustainable agriculture practices has been growing steadily, prompting growers to explore alternative methods to meet their crops' ...
Gatton AgTech Showcase
Join the QDAF team for a showcase of the latest innovations in field robotics, sensors, drones, protected cropping, postharvest, cover ...
Exploring soil biology: A masterclass
Soil biology, with its vast complexity and diversity across regions, delivers many key functions to soil. It is influenced by ...
Soil Wealth ICP grower panel discussion – 2022 Annual Vegetable Industry Seminar
The Annual Vegetable Industry Seminar, held ahead of Hort Connections 2022 in Brisbane, attracted a room full of ...
Top End field walk showcases soil health improvements
On 27 June, a group of growers and industry members attended an inaugural field walk at the Soil Wealth ...
The Carbon Series: Developing carbon neutral sweet corn
The Soil Wealth ICP team developed this podcast as part of The Carbon Series: An introduction to carbon farming ...
The regenerative agriculture approach at Kalfresh
After 30 years of growing vegetables in southern Queensland, Rob Hinrichsen is well placed to assess the impact of ...