Deep ripping goes deeper for better yield

February 12 2020 - 12:30pm
Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development research scientist Wayne Parker will discuss the potential yield improvements from deep ripping to more than 450 millimetres at the Grains Research Updates in Perth.
Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development research scientist Wayne Parker will discuss the potential yield improvements from deep ripping to more than 450 millimetres at the Grains Research Updates in Perth.

TRIALS of deep ripping to greater than 450 millimetres revealed a potential cumulative return on investment of $1 to $29 per hectare over four years by reducing soil strength.

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