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CASE STUDIES & PUBLICATIONS
Explore our projects, delivered in partnership with a range of leading research and extension organisations.
This article covers key learnings (including benefits and challenges) of summer cover and companion cropping in the Riverine Plains, based on outcomes from a long-term trial at Burramine.
As part of the Extending results from the Soil CRC Plant Diversity project, we spoke to Waggarandall farmer Tony Ludeman about his experiences of companion cropping wheat and vetch in the Riverine Plains, including both the challenges and opportunities.
Southern Cross University researcher, Abe Gibson shares his insights of summer cover and winter companion cropping based on a long-term trial established in 2019 at Burramine, Victoria.
As part of a Vic Drought Hub project, Riverine Plains has produced this Case Study featuring innovative startup, Rainstick, who are combining traditional knowledge with modern technology to boost canola establishment.
As part of a project looking at chemical and non-chemical ryegrass control strategies, Riverine Plains interviewed farmers about the benefits and challenges of using harvest weed seed control (HWSC) measures.
The Trevethan family, from Howlong, discuss the role of pulses in the rotation, including their effect on soil nitrogen, soil moisture and yield of subsequent crops.
Lawson Thomas from Mulwala shares his experiences with dual purpose varieties and the benefits of sowing early.
Sam Kellock, from Mulwala, discusses early sowing as a risk management strategy, and how a better understanding of early-sowing agronomics has refined his decision-making when it comes to variety and paddock selection.
Grant Kitto from Tallimba, NSW. shares his experiences using vetch as a source of feed, flexibility, free nitrogen and added resilience.
Duncan Stewart from Harden shares how he is incorporating nitrogen banking to better manage seasonal fluctuations and improve profitability, as part of the Optimising soils and available water to improve drought resilience project.
Jake Platfuss shares his experiences with soil testing and topdressing faba beans, to improve outcomes for the following wheat crop.
Charles Sturt University, Wagga Wagga farm manager, James Stephens, talks about the benefits and challenges of using faba beans in their farming system.
Simon and James Finlay share their experiences with early sowing dual-purpose wheat and canola crops to fill the winter feed gap, as part of the Optimising soils and available water to improve drought resilience project.
As part of the Drought resilient pasture systems project, Riverine Plains has produced a technical factsheet about optimising lucerne density, persistence and productivity.
John Bruce (Barooga) and Chantelle and Christine Gorman (Savernake) share their insights on establishing and maintaining productive perennial legume-based pastures over the long term.
Riverine Plains Weather delivers real-time data from a local network of weather stations and soil moisture probes, supporting farmers and communities to plan with confidence.
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