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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The results from the 2020 Wet Tropics Report Card have assessed the majority of freshwater rivers and estuaries continue to...
MoreSoy beans and sunflower fallow crops are taking over sugar cane paddocks on the Cecchi family’s farms at Innisfail –...
MoreWith harvest in full swing now is a good time to consider the different management options for those blocks that...
MoreA demonstration farm in the Herbert region is providing data for growers to accelerate the adoption of improved farm management...
MoreFifth generation cane farmer Alan Colgrave farms 100 hectares in Mourilyan. Located in low wet country with light sandy soils...
MoreDoug Crees farms 153 hectares alongside the Mossman River and the changes he’s been making to improve water quality have...
MoreThree years of farming changes made by Wet Tropics cane growers have collectively led to a 10 per cent reduction...
MoreDavid Wah Day has been farming 58 hectares close to the Trinity Inlet and national park in Gordonvale since 1964....
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