Anhydrous ammonia for vegetable crops: Could it be a viable proposition?
What is anhydrous ammonia? Anhydrous ammonia is the most concentrated form of nitrogen (N) fertiliser, containing 82% available N. ...
Fortnightly Bulletin Issue 21
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Fortnightly Bulletin Issue 20
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Biochar showing positive benefits for organic vegetable grower in Darwin
The Darwin Soil Wealth/ICP site on David Boehme’s property was set up to showcase several organic approaches that are ...
Carrot diseases and other factors affecting carrot packout
Read this great summary of carrot disorders to better understand what may be affecting your carrot packout. This includes ...
Calculating Return on Investment for on farm trials
An on farm trial tests the yield or economic effect of a management treatment on an agricultural system. This ...
Forthside Demonstration Site: Soil amendments on vegetable crops
Over the past four years, the effect of pyrethrum marc on vegetable crops has been compared with biochar, oaten ...
Adjuvants: A guide to oils, surfactants and other additives
Adjuvants are additives that enhance or modify the action of a chemical. They are commonly classified into broad categories ...
Developing A Fertiliser Program For Vegetable Crops (webinar recording)
The webinar aimed to provide evidence based knowledge to make good decisions on site-specific nutrient management of vegetable crops ...
Fortnightly Bulletin Issue 19
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Fortnightly Bulletin Issue 18
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Managing insect pests in greenhouses with Andy Ryland
Having issues with controlling insect pests in protected cropping? Then watch this webinar recording with Integrated Pest Management expert, ...