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Sodic Soils Still Require Attenion

April 27th, 2015|

Putting the dollars into sodic soil management  Key Points of the GRDC article: - Sodicity is the presence of too much sodium (Na) in the soil. - Australia represents the majority of the world’s sodicity issues which can lead to a reduction in plant growth and grain yield as well as decreased soil structural ability.

Importance of Urea on Soil Organic Carbon

April 27th, 2015|

 Long-Term mineral Key to Soil Microbial Biomass Conclusions from a review of extensive international research are not surprising but extremely significant. Soil organic carbon increased by 13 per cent and microbial biomass increased by 15% in the average of 64 long-term international research studies using mineral nitrogen fertiliser applied to annual crops, when compared with

Darling Downs Sulphur Deficiencies

April 24th, 2015|

Sulfur (S) deficiencies have been recorded in cereal crops of the Darling Downs, since the early 1980s and symptoms are commonly mistaken as N deficiency. Few experiments have been successful in measuring soil parameters indicative of S responsive soils. A grain yield response in sorghum was recorded in a long-term S experiment during the 1998-99

Treatment of salts from Manure application

April 23rd, 2015|

Animal manure when applied to cropland, can supply nitrogen and other nutrients necessary for plant growth. Asutralia's soils are generally naturally low in organic matter. The use of animal manure on cropland can increase the tilth, aeration, water-and nutrient-holding capacities, infiltration rate, organic matter content, and microbial activity of soil. Manures from concentrated animal feeding operations

Five Key Benefits of Gypsum You Should Know

April 23rd, 2015|

Here are five key benefits of gypsum application: 1. Source of calcium and sulfur for plant nutrition. Plants are becoming more deficient for sulfur and mot soil are not supplying it. Gypsum is an excellent and cheap source of sulfur for plant nutrition and improving crop yield. 2. Improves soil structure. Flocculation, or aggregation, is

Humates with Soft Rock Phosphate

April 14th, 2015|

Pacific Fertiliser is trialing blending its soft rock phosphate fines with humates to increase the effectiveness of the blended product and increase the solubility of the soft rock by upto 2.5 times.

Gypsum Comparison Results 2015

April 8th, 2015|

Pacific Fertiliser recently undertook detailed research into the bulk agricultural gypsum products available on the eastern seaboard of Australia. This research continues on from the NSW Department of Primary Industries work in 1996 which was reported in the AgFact AC.10 (Agdex 514) document. The gypsum samples were obtained from various agricultural gypsum sources either ex

GRANULOCK

March 20th, 2015|

Give your crops and pastures the benefit of a precise nutrient treatment with Incitec's Granulock Z. Granulock Z is a compound fertiliser, which means every granule contains the same ratio of nutrients with no chance of segregation during transport and spreading. This uniformity of nutrient distribution is particularly important for supplying maintenance rates of zinc evenly

Sulphur Bentonite Fertiliser

March 17th, 2015|

Why Use Sulphur Bentonite? Pacific Fertiliser Sulphur Bentonite is 90% pure elemental sulphur. It provides a high quality soluble sulphur source for plants and therefore can have the following advantages over other forms of sulphur fertilisers: High nutrient efficiency: • Slow release, providing sulphate sulphur for the entire crop season. • High analysis, allowing

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