Farm Weekly
Wednesday, November 29, 2023
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Waterways, wine and wildlife are the order of this cruise
Emma Brown
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Impressive cliffs scoured by the river over millions of years along the Murray River. Picture Shutterstock
Australian Dairy Conference to explore the power of purpose
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Delegates at the 2023 Australian Dairy Conference at Hobart. Picture supplied
FNQ sunn hemp trials show big potential
Cane grower Neil Maitland is excited by the possibilities for the rotational and cash crop.
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Cane grower Neil Maitland, Aloomba in an abundant crop of sunn hemp which has huge potential as a nitrogen-fixing rotation crop. Picture supplied
A new take on hiring: How Collar® Group is revolutionising the recruitment industry
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Collar® Group is transforming the recruitment sector and taking the industry by storm. Picture supplied by Collar
Tickets on sale for Wilmot Field Day 2024: Accelerating the Change: Food, Fibre & Nature
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General Manager at Wilmot Cattle Co, Stuart Austin, is eager to emphasise the value of firsthand farming stories to attendees. Picture supplied
Farmers give Hardi's ActivAir Rapid Nozzle a positive spray
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The TechGrow team. Picture supplied
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Ezywire has expanded its range of fencing products
There's something to make every fencing job easier, with Ezywire.
TOUGH: Harsh terrain, gullies and creek crossings are no problem. Pictured here is the Ezywire working in New Zealand. Picture supplied
Syngenta Growth Awards Regional Winners announced
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The Syngenta Growth Awards Regional winners come from across Australia and New Zealand. Picture supplied
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Macadamia nutrition needs integrated approach
Most of the feeder roots of macadamia trees are in the top 30cm of soil, meaning fertigation is an ideal option for many nutrients.
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Nitrogen has a large influence on macadamia canopy health, crop vigour and nut yield. Picture supplied
BASF's 30/30 vision for extended pre-em grass weed control proving successful
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WA farmer Scott Walker, pictured with broadcare crop specialist Caroline Dix, said he was impressed with what Luximax had done for his paddock. Picture supplied

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