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      An extraordinary year needs an extraordinary fertiliser! 8/5/08: BioAg’s unique range of liquid fertilisers presents a cost-effective solution to widespread fertiliser shortages and soaring prices this year. Details Biological approach boosts cereal yields 8/5/08: Central NSW grain growers, Scott and Paul Darcy, have significantly increased their yields and returns after trialling a BioAg crop nutrition program. Details Better pastures from biological approach 8/5/08: Southern NSW beef producer, David Pugh, claims his pastures are responding more vigorously after rain since adopting a biological nutrition program. Details Two more join the BioAg revolution! 8/5/08: BioAg is delighted to announce the appointment of two new staff members, Geoff Clarke and Kristin Evans. Details Order BioAgPhos now and save 22/12/07: Order and pay for BioAgPhos before May 2008 and you’ll save between $10 and $40/tonne off the normal list price (ex GST and delivery ex Geelong). Details New Northern Area Manager appointed 17/11/07: BioAg has appointed Aaron O’Connell to service and develop the company’s rapidly growing customer base and distribution network in northern New South Wales and southern Queensland. Details BioAg exports to the world 17/11/07: Inquiries received at the World Ag Expo in Tulare, California, have resulted in the appointment of distributors in both New Zealand and England. Details Feed them rumen bugs! 10/10/07: BioAg RumiMate is the revolutionary way to stimulate microbial activity in the animal’s digestive tract rumen and stomach, thereby improving digestion, health and performance. Details Get on board the biological bus! 30/8/07: Farmers who are interested in learning more about biological farming practices are invited to join a three-day tour of southern NSW and northern Victoria to be held on 25, 26 and 27 September. Details Biological approach “a better way to go” 15/8/07: A biological soil nutrition program is enabling Victorian farmers, Gavin and Vikki Bensch to shrug off the effects of the drought and produce some of the best clover hay they have ever grown. Details A bright biological future 15/8/07: Southern NSW wool and grain growers, Alan and Ruth Wragge, have dramatically improved the health, yield and quality of their crops since they adopted biological farming techniques six years ago. Details Biological farming not “grass hats and flower shirts” 15/8/07: Northern Victoria dairy farmers, Jade Clymo and his father, Trevor, have significantly improved the vigour and persistence of their pastures since they adopted a biological farming program four years ago. Details Food for the Royal stable 15/8/07: The adoption of biological farming techniques six years ago has allowed chaff producers, Jeff and Gae Dalton, to grow top quality lucerne on a block that had previously repulsed their best efforts to establish the crop. Details Konichiwa, naturally! 15/8/07: The adoption of biological farming principles has enabled north Victorian beef producer, Craig Sobey, to rejuvenate a run-down property to the point where it has almost doubled productivity in the past five years. Details Tasty produce, tasty profits 15/8/07: Former rice growers, Neill and Gina Wiseman, have transformed a block of worn-out station country into a thriving large-scale organic vegetable farm by using biological farming techniques. Details CSIRO trial confirms BioAg approach 15/2/07: Wheat grown using biological farming practices outperformed conventional wheat in almost every measure in a CSIRO trial conducted at Griffith. Details Biological approach yielding rewards 15/12/06: Northern NSW farmers, Geoff and Kaye Bassett have defied the drought to produce an amazing 500 kilograms of beef per hectare on dual-purpose wheat and oat crops. Details Biological approach increases profitability 30/05/06: An on-farm trial conducted by central NSW lamb and grain grower, Wayne Brabrook, has demonstrated that a biological nutrition program represents a real and profitable alternative to conventional fertilisers. Details A natural recovery 30/05/06: The adoption of a biological soil nutrient program has dramatically improved the productivity and general well-being of the mixed farming enterprise operated by the Watts family in Central West NSW. Details Biological nutrition program packs a profit 30/05/06: Dareton district citrus grower and packer, Tony Barila, has noticed a significant improvement in fruit quality, yields and consistency since adopting a BioAg Fertility Program three years ago. Details Think outside the square 30/05/06: The manager of leading Sunraysia citrus producer, Palinyewah Producers, is convinced that a biological nutrition program represents a safer, more cost-efficient and sustainable method of horticultural production. Details Biological approach improves yields and quality 30/05/06: An advanced irrigation scheduling system and biological nutrition program has paid major dividends for Sunraysia grape growers, John and Alison Wrate. Details Almonds alive! 30/05/06: The implementation of a BioAg Fertility Program three years ago has saved has rejuvenated 2,900 almond trees that were languishing under the ill-effects of a high input management system. Details Seeing is believing 30/05/06: A biological crop nutrition program has provided a simple and cost-effective production boost for Sunraysia citrus and nursery producers, Steve and Andria Heywood. Details
01/05/06: The adoption of organic farming techniques has increased the net income of Upper Murray dairy farmer, Don Jarvis, by a tidy 25 percent, as well as significantly improving natural soil fertility and animal health. Details
01/05/06: The Humphry family’s mixed farming operation in north-eastern Victoria is ample proof that biological farming is an efficient and sustainable method of agricultural production. Details
01/05/06: Riverina grain grower, Wayne Hamblin, is earning handy premiums by meeting the growing demand for high energy, chemical-free grain from organic dairy farmers. Details
01/05/06: Upper Murray graziers, Jamie and Virginia Bond, have lifted total beef production by nearly 30 percent over the past decade via a concerted effort to improve their pasture efficiency and livestock husbandry. Details
01/05/06: Southern NSW farmers, Malcolm and Kerrie Plum, have noticed a dramatic improvement in the health of their livestock since they began adopting biological farming techniques 15 years ago. Details
22/03/06: If more Australian farmers were aware that nearly 90 percent of applied phosphate was effectively wasted by becoming “locked up” in forms unavailable to plants, they’d think twice about applying conventional superphosphate. Details
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