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Road Training Gypsum Throughout QLD

Pacific Fertiliser is current supplying some large volumes of gypsum in QLD. To cater for the demand we had to assemble some of our trailers into a road train.    

June 26th, 2015|

Palagonite Blends

Palagonite is derived from devitrified basaltic volcanic glass and this basalt derived rock mineral dust that is a superior soil amendment blend additive. The palagonite we use in our blends contains a wide spectrum of major

June 26th, 2015|

Gypsum Prospecting

Pacific Fertiliser has been out to take gypsum samples of the exploration area in the Culgoa area. The initial results are promising. Gypsum available from a potential Culgoa gypsum mine would enable Pacific Fertiliser to

June 8th, 2015|

Macintyre River Field Day

Recently in the Goondiwindi area in the Macintyre Valley, cotton roots depths were tested in various cotton fields using a capacitance probe. It was found some crops were drawing water from 100cm, some 80cm and

May 5th, 2015|

New Central West Lime Product Released

Pacific Fertiliser releases a new Ag lime product for the Central & South West Regions in NSW. The high analysis lime product specifically made for agricultural use. The sub 1mm sizing allows for better handling, increased

April 28th, 2015|

Sodic Soils Still Require Attenion

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

April 27th, 2015|

Importance of Urea on Soil Organic Carbon

 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%

April 27th, 2015|

Darling Downs Sulphur Deficiencies

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

April 24th, 2015|

Treatment of salts from Manure application

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,

April 23rd, 2015|

Five Key Benefits of Gypsum You Should Know

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

April 23rd, 2015|

Humates with Soft Rock Phosphate

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.

April 14th, 2015|
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