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WMG has been investing over 20% of its resources to understand how best to engage farmers in delivering much needed innovation to ensure they have the tools required to be profitable and sustainable in the future.

Interpretation of soil lab data and graphical results of a combined Warrradarge paddock (previously 2 paddocks) showing potential variances between production levels.

Summit Fertilizers results from Dandaragan trials comparing some available nitrogen (N) products, all at one rate, to evaluate any differences and potential benefits.

A CSBP trial near Wyalkatchem in 2023 showed that banding K-Till Extra on its own or with muriate of potash (MoP) at seeding was superior to topdressing MoP either pre- or post-seeding.

In response to the transition to net zero, governments are making funds available to farmers and landowners to implement carbon farming projects.

Australia’s agricultural sector is “moving confidently into 2024”, with an overall positive outlook for the nation’s farmers and agribusiness industries in the year ahead, Rabobank says in its newly-released annual outlook.

The CBH Group officially marked the end of the 2023/24 harvest in Western Australia on 15 January, with growers across the state delivering 12.5 million tonnes of grain into the network.

The Soil CRC Knowledge Sharing Project extension series of videos and companion podcast episodes is out now.

Seeing agricultural extension in action, Murdoch University Ag Science student Kate Parker reflects on joining the WMG team for work experience.

WMG and the K Extension Project has produced a practical tool to enhance potassium knowledge for West Midlands growers. Transforming complicated data into a clear, farmer-friendly K nutrient infographic, valuable on-farm discussions are continuing to help set the stage for broader nutrient management conversations in 2024.

A tool being developed as part of a WMG led national project has evolved into a writing guide, design template and onboarding suite designed to aid grower groups in producing more farmer-friendly reports.

Using APSIM modelling, collaboration, innovation and participatory action research to investigate the factors that optimise the profitability and risk profile of cropping systems across the West Midlands region and Australia.

Results from the Gillingarra FEED365 site are in, with cattle grazing the over-sown perennial pastures outperforming those on control paddocks and an added boost in soil fertility, species diversity, dry matter production and groundcover.