Agronomy Guides & Advice

With more mouths to feed and cropping area at a premium, getting the most out of every hectare matters more than ever. For many farming businesses, the challenge this season is straightforward - feed demand is increasing, but the area available to g...

If you are planning summer feed for weaned lambs, now is the time to act. The aim is simple: have a bulk of quality feed standing in the paddock when summer conditions knock pasture growth back. The forecast super El Niño has not fully shown its han...

Ryegrass seed crops are high-stakes. They chew through inputs, but the payback can be worth it. The trick? Closing at the right time. October is the month to make the call. Get it right, and you’ll drive tiller numbers, seed head uniformity, and yiel...

Spring crop establishment often comes down to getting a number of small decisions right. When direct drilling is part of the plan, one of those decisions happens well before the drill enters the paddock: when to spray out the existing vegetation. I...

When it comes to fodder beet yield, it is easy to focus on what happens at the end of the season. But a large part of the crop’s yield potential is being determined much earlier. The reason comes back to one of the fundamentals of fodder beet physio...

One of the most cost-effective ways to increase pasture production on the shoulders of the season is through the application of GibbSTART in conjunction with Nitrogen (N). The active ingredient in GibbSTART is Gibberellic Acid (GA3), a naturally occu...