With many cereal crops past 1st node growth stage, we can switch from early broadleaf brews with MCPA LVE to later 2,4-D ... Read More
Get fence lines sprayed early!
Spray fencelines ASAP to achieve good weed control and prevent seed set. Consider rotating herbicides to give glyphosate ... Read More
Spring insects on the move
Warmer weather will start to bring out spring insects, which are likely to cause crop damage. Monitor for insect numbers ... Read More
Tissue testing
Tissue testing can be a cost-effective way to determine the nutrient status of your crop, without relying on visual ... Read More
Canola varieties and herbicide tolerance
As we start to plan for 2026, consider which canola herbicide tolerance system is best to control your key weeds. ... Read More
Broadleaf spraying in cereals
As the rain comes in, it will bring with it a flush of broadleaf winter weeds. Monitor weed emergence and crop growth ... Read More
Investing in nitrogen – 2025 season
Nitrogen availability is generally lower this year, especially on legume stubbles, off the back of a very dry 2024. Give ... Read More
Smart Irrigation: Why Planning, Audits, and Expert Guidance Are Key to Water Efficiency
Every year, hundreds of thousands-if not millions-of litres of water are lost due to inefficient irrigation systems. The ... Read More
Running on Empty? How to Avoid Reaching Breaking Point
The body's stress response is truly fascinating. Cortisol, the primary stress hormone that makes us feel panicked, also ... Read More
Helping the Next Generation Find Their Feet in Ag
Generational transition be that in a family farm setting or any other business is an exciting and daunting time for all ... Read More