UK Apple Trial Update 2017

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Post published:3 February 2021
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Pasture trial | Winter Ryegrass | 2011 (Tamworth Rural)

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Improving soil nutrient levels & soil structure | Apples

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Post published:11 November 2013
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Cropping trial | Rice | 2011-2012

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Post published:29 October 2012
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Horticulture trial | Brinjal | 2011

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Post published:29 October 2011
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This trial demonstrates that the BioAg fertiliser applications offer multiple benefits in vegetable cultivation, such as a) increased yield, b) increased revenue and c) improved quality.

The trial site at Allawah on the Oxley Highway, west of Tamworth

Cropping trial | Wheat | 2011 (Tamworth Rural)

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Post published:29 October 2011
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The aim of the trial was to determine the extent to which the application of BioAg bio-stimulants would enhance the effectiveness of the conventional fertilisers applied at sowing and whether an economic benefit would result. The BioAg treated crop yielded an extra 700kg/ha (12.7%) compared with the “control” and this produced an extra $168.55/ha in gross margin (37.7%) after taking into account the extra cost of the BioAg treatment.