Full description
This GRDC investment aims to look at the impact of summer cropping on waterlogged winter soils and the resultant impact on crop growth and yield in the next winter growing season. Stirlings to Coast Farmers member Steve Lynch has been growing summer crops for the sole purpose of drying his soil profile in the summer to reduce the risk of waterlogging in the winter-time. Without livestock to benefit from the summer feed, Steve still believes the reduced risk of water-logging is a tangible benefit to his winter crop yields as well as providing diversity into the cropping system. Simon Harding’s (Williams demonstration host) intentions with the summer crop was to reduce his waterlogged areas within his farming practice. The area chosen suffers severe winter waterlogging that impacts on winter crop production and profitability.Created: 2018 to 2019
Issued: 26 06 2021
Data time period: 2018 to 2019
Subjects
Agricultural and Veterinary Sciences |
Crop and Pasture Production |
Canola |
Cereal (Grain) |
Cowpeas |
Crop Type |
Grain Legume |
Millet |
Oilseed |
Sorghum |
Sunflower |
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