WA Farming systems - initial findings

Harries, Martin; Shackley, Brenda; Nicol, Dion; Boyce, Stephanie; Kharel, Sud; Mason, Rachel; Ashfaq, Waseem; Kaur, Aman

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WA Farming systems - initial findings

Authors: Martin Harries
Brenda Shackley
Dion Nicol
Stephanie Boyce
Sud Kharel
Rachel Mason
Waseem Ashfaq
Aman Kaur
Publication date: 24 February 2025
Publisher: 'Engineering Science and Technology Digital Library'

Abstract

Agronomy needs to adapt to deal with large changes in WA farming systems. The benefit of diverse rotations are already showing impact after two years. Nitrogen remains a key driver of productivity, even following a legume crop or pasture

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