BioAg Country – Spring 2020
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’.
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
Planning your nutrient needs
Given the last two years of very poor rainfall, little to no fertiliser has been applied in northern NSW. Even though farmers have had reduced
Organic Carbon in Soils – an opportunity to lift productivity
Importance of organic carbon in soils Carbon is the main element present in soil organic matter, on average making up 58% by weight.I The carbon
HydraSea 50. A new name for a leading biostimulant
Our seaweed concentrate has recently been renamed HydraSea 50. HydraSea 50 is produced from Ascophyllum nodosum, which is recognised as the leading seaweed for supply
Making a difference to silage and hay crops
Brothers James and Joe Harney from Elmore Compost Group, one of our valued clients in Elmore Victoria, have been growing quality domestic vetch hay for
Demo and trial results for all to see
Growers in NE Victoria and SE New South Wales are really taking notice of the effectiveness of BioAg’s products and programs. With extensive demo sites
Increase yield and quality of your organic grapes
Are you looking to increase the yield and quality of your organic wine or table grapes? Our custom program considers the specific needs of grape
BioAg Country – winter 2020
BioAg’s winter newsletter includes articles on how to make the most of recent rainfall with a BioAg program and when’s the best time to plan next summer’s crops. Also covered – regen ag, compost and nutrient use efficiency.
Make the most of moisture with BioAg foliars
Thankfully, much of east coast Australia has had a great start to this winter cropping season. However, we are seeing that in many areas, following a number
BioAg and Regenerative Agriculture
We develop programs and provide advice for farmers who practice conventional farming, organic farming and regenerative agriculture.
Which summer crop?
Corn, rice, cotton, sunflowers…? Whatever you decide, a BioAg fertility program can improve your returns. As always with farming, there are risks. The decision of what
Soil & Seed at sowing
Soil & Seed has demonstrated in replicated trials, field demonstrations and long term grower use, that it enhances uptake of nutrients into plants.
Why NUE is more important than ever
As fertiliser prices increase nutrient use efficiency becomes crucial for managing farm costs. Efficient use of nutrient leads to reduced up-front costs for purchasing nutrients, including nitrogen.
Autumn tasks for stone fruit
Better stone fruit size and quality starts in autumn! Prepare your orchard by pruning and adding BioAgPhos prior to dormancy to guarantee a good start in spring.
BioAg Country – autumn 2020
BioAg’s autumn newsletter includes topics on how to use BioAg programs and products to improve table grapes, pasture, grain crops and stone fruit.
Master pasture this autumn
It may only be autumn, but it’s definitely not too early to ensure you are in a position to make the most of autumn and winter rains and spring growth.
Timing (plus Soil & Seed) is everything
As the conversation progresses, it becomes clear that timing, while important, is not the only secret to Colin Falls’ success. He’s also seen for himself that Soil & Seed at sowing improves grain quality.
Why table grape whisperer Benny Cimino relies on Fruit & Balance
This BioAg customer devises his own fertility programs with advice from BioAg agronomists and other experts. Here’s a sneaky peak at his secret recipe for success.
Changing to a better way
The Raff family work with BioAg agents Agrifert. They use a BioAgPhos blend on their farm, feeding the soil and fertilising the pastures on which their Angus cattle thrive.
BioAg Country Summer 2019
Our summer newsletter includes stories on: Why you need to invest in calcium, sulphur and phosphorus Biostimulants – too important to ignore? Distributor spotlight –
Distributor spotlight – Morellofert
Morellofert has been recommending BioAg programs and products to growers for around eight years. We spoke to David Morello about the many reasons he uses and recommends BioAg.
Don’t limit production – plan to apply calcium and sulphur
Find out why you need to invest in calcium, sulphur and phosphorus to build your soils to their best productivity.
Biostimulants too important to ignore
While sustainability and soil health are important aspects of this shift, economics remains a key reason for individual growers to consider biostimulants as part of their annual nutrient planning.