Working Together For Better Yields, Profits & Water Quality
WORKING TOGETHER FOR BETTER YIELDS, PROFITS & WATER QUALITY
The Wet Tropics Sugar Industry Partnership (WTSIP) was formed to provide industry-led extension and training services to growers in the Wet Tropics. It is a partnership between industry bodies, productivity services, sugar research, millers, natural resource management and government organisations. The Partners are working together to make collective decisions and share learnings across the region for the good of the industry.
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Mossman’s Glen, Scott and Michael Fasano are among a handful of growers branching into peanuts as a fallow crop as...
MoreCover crops have a range of benefits for soil health and nutrient management and since it's coming up to that...
MoreWhen Babinda cane grower Steven Bonso saw how soft the soil was on a Bundaberg farm during a field trip...
MoreWTSIP's extension officers are developing their knowledge of pesticides in response to changes in the way pesticides are measured and...
MoreFifth-generation grower Richard Hobbs has changed to variable rate fertiliser application on his Ingham farm. This is just the latest...
MoreA deep ripper that can loosen soil one metre beneath cane crops is generating interest in an industry working to...
MoreOver 300 cane growers in the Wet Tropics have taken advantage of whole-farm nutrient management plans to better match nutrient...
MoreMixed species fallow crops are on the rise in the Wet Tropics – and the results are encouraging for cane...
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