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Kinematics, blade shapes and edges for alternative basecutter configuration.
(1999)Conventional double-disc base-cutters use rectangular blades which cut the cane using a direct impact cut, which has been shown to damage the cut cane and impose high forces on the stool. Previous work has investigated the ... -
Knowing and understanding our soils
(Sugar Research Australia Limited, 2018)Knowing and understanding our soils -
Knowledge bank builing on yellow canopy syndrome
(Sugar Research Australia Limited, 2018)Knowledge bank builing on yellow canopy syndrome -
Land and Water Management Plan drafting tools for the FMS framework
(2005)During the development of the Sugar FMS program it became apparent that Queensland Government requirements for Land and Water Management Plans were becoming an increasingly significant business concern for many cane growers. ... -
Leading the charge on efficient & sustainable production
(Sugar Research Australia Limited, 2017)Queensland University of Technology (QUT) researchers have used a scale-model of a wet scrubber to provide valuable information for sugar millers on how this piece of milling equipment functions � and to recommend possible ... -
Leaf sampling for DNA fingerprinting
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Leaf scald 1
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Learning from the overseas experience
(2016)SRA has approved funding for this project to commence in the latter half of 2015, which will look to bring some of the efficiencies of overseas milling operations to benefit Australian factories. -
Legume nitrogen
(2004)Want to save money on nitrogen fertiliser? Dr Alan Garside from the Sugar Yield Decline Joint Venture (SYDJV) explains why it is often unnecessary to apply nitrogen fertiliser at all to the plant crop when following a ... -
Legumes : the pros and cons
(2014)As seen in the previous article, ‘Planning the summer fallow’, in this edition, fallow legumes can improve cane yields and soil health. This handy table helps to compare and evaluate the different types of legumes available ... -
Legumes improving soil health and farm profitability
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Lessons from across Bass Strait drive sustainable production
(Sugar Research Australia Limited, 2019)Lessons from across Bass Strait drive sustainable production -
Lessons from nearly 20 years of Precision Agriculture research, development, and adoption as a guide to its appropriate application
(2009)Precision Agriculture (PA) is an all-encompassing term given to the use of a suite of technologies that promote improved management of agricultural production through recognition that the potential productivity of agricultural ... -
Lessons from South African approach to boosting farm productivity
(2017)The South African sugarcane industry has a diverse mix of farmers from small holders to large scale commercial growers with the largest growing around 4000 hectares. SRA Executive Manager Communications, Brad Pfeffer, ... -
Levelling delivers major productivity boost in the Wet Tropics
(2017)Far North Queensland sugarcane grower Paul Gregory has seen an impressive productivity and profitability response by laser levelling and now says it will be part and parcel of his farming operation. -
Levelling trial shows 20 percent improvement to net return
(Sugar Research Australia Limited, 2018)Glen Anderson already knows how important precise drainage is to his productivity, but work on an SRA-funded project run by MSF Sugar is providing eye-opening numbers for the impact on his bottom line. -
Levelling trial shows 20 percent improvement to net return
(Sugar Research Australia Limited, 2018)Glen Anderson already knows how important precise drainage is to his productivity, but work on an SRA-funded project run by MSF Sugar is providing eye-opening numbers for the impact on his bottom line. By Brad Pfeffer -
Local data gives the full picture on water quality
(Sugar Research Australia Limited, 2019)Local data gives the full picture on water quality -
Local industries to drive the improvement of harvesting practices
(2014)Each year the Australian sugar industry incurs avoidable cane losses during the harvesting process. Two new Regional Applied Research (RAR) projects, funded by SRA and led by productivity services groups with their local ...
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