A three-year on-farm trial in Yathroo shows how integrating cover crops into perennial pastures improves grazing resilience, livestock gains, and groundcover—offering a long-term, adaptable solution for producers managing feed gaps in WA’s Northern Agricultural Region.

Early insights from WMG and MIG’s machinery investment survey highlight how growers balance timeliness, cost, and capacity. From mixed ownership models to seeding strategies, the data reveals what drives equipment choices across WA’s Northern Agricultural Region.

WMG’s three-year FEED365 project has delivered practical insights into closing feed gaps, improving pasture performance, and supporting livestock gains—highlighting how flexible, well-managed grazing systems can build resilience and profitability across WA’s Northern Agricultural Region.

Led by WMG and funded by the Soil CRC, the Extension Packages Project is helping grower groups deliver more targeted, practical soil extension—building on regional strengths, shared challenges, and new tools to improve how research supports on-farm decisions.

Can chickpeas perform on heavier soils in WA? A new WMG trial near Moora is testing seeding and inoculant strategies to explore the pulse crop’s potential under local conditions—tracking establishment, nitrogen fixation, and yield throughout the 2025 season.

New CSBP trial results suggest potassium leaching is low-risk on ameliorated loamy sands in medium rainfall areas. Learn how wheat and lupins differ in K uptake, and what this means for fertiliser timing and long-term nutrient planning.

Climate-related reporting is expanding, but what does it mean for farmers? Rabobank explores how new disclosure rules may affect agriculture, and why short-term impacts are limited—though supply chain engagement and emissions tracking are set to grow over time.

Five years of Summit Fertilizers on-farm K trials reveal how rate, source, and placement influence yield and profitability. Explore what worked best on sandy soils, and whether MOP or SOP delivered the most value across changing seasons.