Seeding soil wetters boost crop yields

By Shannon Beattie
November 20 2020 - 4:00pm
University of South Australia Agricultural Machinery Research and Design Centre research fellow Jack Desbiolles. Photo by GRDC.
University of South Australia Agricultural Machinery Research and Design Centre research fellow Jack Desbiolles. Photo by GRDC.

IT is possible to improve grain yield of wheat and barley crops planted in severely water repellent sands by applying low-cost and low risk wetting agents at seeding time.

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