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The BioAg Winter newsletter highlights long-term customer results from the use of BioAg products, the importance of the post harvest period, and key points for preparing your next summer crops. Get all the latest news here.

Gary Everett and his wife Dorothy operate a sheep grazing property at Drumborg in Victoria’s Western District. The property is approximately 460ha with 90% grazed. The property runs 2,000 ewes and 2,800 lambs, and when there is the opportunity, cattle.

The Eggert family of Oxhill Organics, located at Wauchope on the mid-north coast of NSW, have been using BioAg products since 2003, the year they were certified organic.

For many years BioAg has worked with Dr Bruce Kirksey at the Agricenter International in Tennessee, conducting small plot independent replicated trials with BioAg’s liquid biostimulant range. In recent years these trials have extended to wheat.

Delayed allocation of irrigation water in 2020 resulted in the late preparation of fields for 2020-21 summer crops. As a result, some growers missed an opportunity to address issues or yield-limiting factors.

For five years now, Angus beef farmers David and Robin McDonald have been using Balance & Grow on their 330ha property (pictured), near Myrtleford in Victoria.

Post-harvest is a critical period for perennial tree crops and vines and a time where you can set up for a better harvest next year.

The BioAg Autumn newsletter highlights long-term customers results through the use of BioAg fertilisers and liquids, the importance of the post-harvest period, and advice on setting key milestones in planning for 2021.

There’s no doubt that 2020 delivered a first-rate season. With abundant rainfall, we saw good crop growth across the board. But for Andy Laidlaw from

Agostino Galluzzo, owner and manager of Galluzzo Produce in the Riverina, operates a mixed farming enterprise including sheep, beef, pigs and irrigated and dryland cropping.

This season many growers will invest in fertilisers and for growers who have experienced great crops, fodder or livestock production, there will be a need

Last season’s harvests were some of the best-experienced across the market. The downside is that the harvested grains and cereals will have drawn down on

The post-harvest period is critical for perennial tree crops and vines to recover from stress. This is an optimal time to replenish nutrient reserves for

Jamie and Virginia Bond of ‘Wyandra’ in Tooma NSW first started using BioAg fertilisers and liquids in their farming system over 20 years ago.

The BioAg Summer newsletter highlights the importance of summer planning with key milestones for BioAg growers. Get the latest on regenerative agriculture, escorting nutrients for better crop performance, and hear some success stories from the Riverina.

Micronutrients play a critical role in fruit set and fruit development. In viticulture or horticulture – now is the time to consider your needs for

Deniliquin based BioAg distributor and agent Ivan Mitchell has been working as a BioAg advisor and supplier since operations commenced in 1999. He has a

BioAg’s biostimulant for manure or effluent streams, Digest-it® is continuing to play a vital role in the ‘One Health – From Soil to Society’ sustainability initiative

Andrew Forrest, ‘Columbia Park’, Corobimilla Riverina growers, Andrew and Sue Forrest purchased their farm in 1994 and set plans in place to transform their farm

After harvest is the time for growers to reassess plans that were set almost a year prior. Driven by an early-season start and regular ‘La-Nina’

Summer is the time to plan the renovation of paddocks for Autumn 2021. Whether doing a chemical fallow, cultivation, or direct drill it is important

The BioAg Spring newsletter brings news on recent trials of products and programs; the importance of organic carbon in soils; maximising pasture growth and nutrient content; HydraSea 50 – a leading biostimulant; and how to turn ‘rain into grain’.

As we head into spring, a crop nutrition program needs to be tailored to supply all the nutrients that the plant requires to turn ‘rain