Understanding the common factors driving yield in Tasmanian pea production
Tasmania grows approximately 99% of Australia’s processing peas for Simplot Australia. Peas are grown in a range of soils and ...
What growers can look forward to in 2025 from Soil Wealth ICP
In early February, our team held a two-day planning session to outline how the Soil Wealth ICP project ...
TBC: NZ grower study tour – Vic/Tas
Following our successful study tour to New Zealand, the Soil Wealth ICP team is planning to host our colleagues from ...
Nutrient use efficiency in vegetable, potato and onion crops
Soil Wealth ICP team member Dr Doris Blaesing (RMCG) presented at an input use efficiency workshop in Tasmania ...
Tas: Input use efficiency workshop – a focus on nutrition and irrigation
Keen to cut the costs of inputs and produce more sustainably? Join Doris Blaesing (RMCG), Marek Matuszek (AgLogic) and Tim ...
Ag Innovation Day
The Ag Innovation Day is back for 2024 at Hagley Farm School in Tasmania. Hosted by the Tasmanian Agricultural Productivity ...
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 ...
Pea production in focus at new Tas demo site
A new Soil Wealth ICP vegetable demonstration site has been confirmed in Tasmania’s Midlands. Hosted by Simplot Australia, the Soil ...
Midlands, TAS
A Soil Wealth ICP vegetable demonstration site in Tasmania’s Midlands will investigate how growers can reliably produce high yielding pea ...
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 ...
Understanding spatial variability in Tasmanian potato crops
Site-specific crop management (SSCM) aims to use data from a range of crop production parameters – measured using new ...
Getting more value from fertiliser
For applied fertiliser to be efficiently used by the plant, the pre-requisites are that the plant must have a ...