Farm Management
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442‘No-till Bill’ gives new Havoc wheat the tick of approval
WA agronomist and no-till advocate Bill Crabtree is always on the lookout for innovative practices and products to implement on-farm, and the...
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545Post-harvest jobs to protect stored grain from pests
Post-harvest is the perfect time to do three simple on-farm hygiene jobs to protect your stored grain from pests.
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456Growing farm profitability through GRDC Updates
With new challenges to farm productivity and profitability testing the Queensland industry each year, growers are being urged to keep abreast of...
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409Making good farm decisions before ‘rolling the dice’
Past negative experiences can have a major influence on future decisions, sometimes resulting in significant missed opportunities.
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444Early weed control pays dividends
Weeds that are allowed to germinate with summer crops significantly reduce yields and can set a vast amount of seed. Conversely, crops...
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411Efficient summer weed management the focus of workshops
The breadth of summer weed species present in the Western Australian grainbelt can make management decisions difficult, yet it is important to...
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466Spray weeds early to save moisture and money
Early and effective control of summer weeds will be high on the to-do list for growers in Queensland and New South Wales...
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459On-farm biosecurity: preventing the (seemingly) inevitable
In this article from Vegetables Australia magazine, AUSVEG Biosecurity Adviser Dr Kevin Clayton-Greene discusses how a robust on-farm biosecurity system can protect...
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561WA potato growers’ incursion experience
Darryl Smith is a third-generation potato grower (and sheep producer), who grows about 64 hectares of potatoes a year, at Busselton, 200km...
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419Act now to prevent stock water contamination
Farmers are being encouraged to remove any debris from water supplies as soon as possible following wide-spread rainfall across the state.
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