Investigating Stubble Strategies – Is Burning the Answer?

Burning stubble may seem like a quick fix, but what are the hidden costs? The Stubble Management Project found retaining stubble offered no yield penalty while potentially boosting soil health and reducing input needs.

Evolving Soil Testing Project Discussion Event – Farmer Summary

Take a look at our recent Evolving Soil Testing Project farmer catch-up. Hosted by Brendan Van Beek, this small group farmer discussion event allowed project participants to share experiences, compare soil testing results and have some in-depth Q&A with soil professional Joy Sherlock.

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.

Transforming data into discussions

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.