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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Brothers Russell and Steven Maifredi have seen their fair share of cane crops as fourth-generation farmers who are also contract...
MoreAn additional 14 cane growers in the Wet Tropics have secured funding for projects that will reduce nitrogen run-off to...
MoreMinimising tillage was one of the main recommendations of the Sugar Yield Decline Joint Venture and there is continuing evidence...
MoreThe Queensland Department of Agriculture and Fisheries have developed a new dual herbicide sprayer in response to reef regulations. The...
MoreDesigned to complement WTSIP’s extension program, the Reef Trust 3 Water Quality Grants are intended to provide financial incentives for...
MoreFallow crops have reduced soil run-off in the Ingham region in the wake of recent flooding rain. As crops re-emerged...
MoreLess is more for Ingham cane grower Brad Morley who has cut back on fertilisers and tillage in a swag...
MoreWet Tropics cane growers are being encouraged to apply for a water quality grant in a $1.2 million funding round...
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