Reducing tillage and improving soil health with Mulgowie Farming Company at Maffra, VIC
Mulgowie Farming Company is an Australian owned and operated vegetable grower and packer. In collaboration with Soil Wealth ICP, ...
Strip-till and cover cropping transform the Three Ryans’ farm system
The Three Ryans in Manjimup, Western Australia, first became involved with the Soil Wealth ICP project in 2019 with ...
Compost boosts soil health on the Adelaide Plains, South Australia
A demonstration site trial was held at Thorndon Park Produce on the Adelaide Plains, South Australia to showcase how ...
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 ...
Making sure change works for your business at Cowra, NSW
Brothers Ed and James Fagan run their 1,400-hectare farm on the banks of the Lachlan River near Cowra, NSW. ...
InfoVeg TV: Soil Wealth ICP Phase 2 project for veg growers
In this episode of InfoVeg TV, produced by AUSVEG, project leads Carl Larsen from RMCG and Gordon Rogers ...
InfoVeg Radio: Soil Wealth ICP Phase 2 overview
In this InfoVeg Radio podcast, produced by AUSVEG, project leads Carl Larsen from RMCG and Gordon Rogers from Applied ...
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 ...
HortCarbon Info web tool
The HortCarbon Info web tool provides business managers with an accurate, repeatable and established methodology to quantify the level, as ...
Healthy soils, healthy profit from precision ag trial at Koo Wee Rup, VIC
From 2018-2022, the Soil Wealth ICP team has partnered with Schreurs & Sons and Stuart Grigg Ag-Hort Consulting to ...
Finger weeder demonstration
A finger weeder is a tool that allows growers to deal with weeds in the areas of the ...
Rhizoctonia Solani anastomosis groups and their hosts
Rhizoctonia Solani is a fungal pathogen comprised of many species and strains that can cause diseases in vegetable crops ...