Investigating livestock pasture systems with FEED365

Check out the latest updates from the FEED365 Project including early results from the Gillingarra site investigating over sowing perennial grasses and the Warradarge site exploring cereal livestock pasture systems.

Utilising effective stubble management to hold soil moisture in increasing dry seasons

Explore how stubble management strategies like stubble retention, mulching, and shallow incorporation can enhance soil moisture and increase groundcover in increasingly variable and dryer seasons.

Early Post Emergent Deep Ripping: An option for 2024?

With the lack of significant rainfall over Summer and Autumn, farmers may be considering early post emergent deep ripping in 2024. WMG investigated early post-emergent ripping for grain yield benefit across the Wheatbelt in 2021 and share the key learnings in this article.

Potassium Cycling, Availability and Crop Productivity

Explore the essential role of potassium in plant health and crop productivity. Understand the K cycle, the impact of deep-rooted plants on nutrient availability, and the need for further research on subsoil potassium uptake, with insights specific to the West Midlands region.

Stubble Management Project – 2023 Seasonal Update

No significant differences in biomass production or crop yield were recorded across stubble management treatments in the 2023 season of the Stubble Management Project. Learn more about the 2023 results and 2024 season in this technical project update.

Increasing the profitability of double break crop rotations using a high value legume in the Wheatbelt of WA

This study investigated the profitability of growing canola (with effective weed control options) followed by a high value legume (with higher economic value) as an effective and profitable double break crop sequence.