Investment
Investment
Increasing farming system profitability and longevity of benefits following soil amelioration
This investment will identify management changes that preserve the benefits of soil amelioration and maximise profitability for growers. The research will determine the most profitable crop rotations, species choice and seedbed preparation that maintain the long term benefits of soil amelioration while managing the risks, such as wind erosion and poor crop establishment.
- Project start date:
- 01/01/2019
- Project end date:
- 06/11/2024
- Crop type:
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- All Crops
- Organisation
- Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development
- Region:
- West
- Project status
- Active
GRDC News
Big data approach improves on-farm trial insights
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Researchers at CCDM are using precision agricultural tools like yield maps and remote sensing to...
Strategies to maximise groundcover following deep tillage
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Agronomic practices post strategic deep tillage are being refined by a team of Department of...
Unearthing insights – how amelioration affects weed...
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Insights into the diverse effects of tillage on weed ecology, seed burial patterns and herbicide...
How does soil amelioration affect weed management?
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Strategic deep tillage through deep ripping, deep soil mixing and soil inversion has brought productivity...
Podcasts
Longevity benefits after soil amelioration - GRDC
1706014800000An estimated 250,000 hectares of those six million have been ameliorated, typically involving strategic one-off deep tillage. A GRDC investment...
Resources
Paddock Practices: Whole package approach to soil constraints advised for Western Australia - GRDC
Significant research into western region soils has identified new best practice approaches to remedying an array of soil constraints.