Soil is one of the most valuable resources for agricultural productivity. As Australia’s agricultural industry continues to flourish, it faces a significant challenge in combating soil degradation and erosion. The importance of soil health cannot be overstated, as it directly affects crop yield, water quality, plant nutrients and biodiversity. It
Land management practice trends are changing in Australian agriculture. Sustainable land management practices are increasingly on the rise, as their benefits to productivity and soil health take a front seat. Many of these changes to on-farm practices are being closely monitored by the Department of Agriculture using data from the
Livestock farming plays a crucial role in the Australian agricultural sector, contributing significantly to the country’s economy. However, managing the nutrient requirements in livestock farming can be challenging due to the potential for nutrient loss, particularly in pasture-based systems. Summarised below are tips for developing a nutrient management plan that
In short, no-till farming, often referred to as regenerative or sustainable agriculture, focuses on several key principles including minimizing soil disturbance, ground cover, planned livestock integration & grazing, as well as increasing biodiversity to enrich the soil. One crucial aspect of this system is the integration of cover cropping and
Australian farmers play a crucial role in ensuring the nation’s food security and economic well-being. However, they often face significant challenges in effectively and sustainably seeding their crops. Seeding problems, such as soil erosion, water runoff, and poor germination rates, can lead to reduced productivity and increased costs. Fortunately, the
Proper maintenance is the key to maximising the lifespan and performance of any seeding equipment, machinery, or tractor. Neglecting regular maintenance can lead to breakdowns, reduced efficiency, and costly repairs. Here’s the shortlist of best practices for maintaining your valuable agricultural assets, based on expert recommendations. Cleaning and Storage: After
No-till farming continues to gain popularity as a sustainable agricultural practice that provides many benefits, such as minimal soil disturbance, moisture conservation, and reduced erosion to name a few. To successfully implement no-till farming practices, investing in the right seeding equipment, such as no-till drills, is vital. However, choosing the
In a significant boost for the Australian agriculture industry, three Direct Seeding and Harvesting Equipment products have obtained the coveted Australian-made certification. The infamous Darryl Drill, NarrowFold frame, and Spyder frame are all now proudly displaying the Australian-made logo, a registered certification trademark, and a seal of authenticity. It’s only
If you missed the article in the Farm Weekly recently, you can still check it out here! We’re excited to be expanding manufacturing division. Read more – https://www.farmweekly.com.au/story/7270676/business-growth-a-win-for-manufacturing/
10 year Anniversary This week we recognised two our our longest standing staff, Karan and Martin, at Direct Seeding with presentations & morning tea. Karan started with us back in August 2010 (and just hit her 11 year milestone) and Martin began in November 2011 (10 years). This morning we
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