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    SRDC Grower Group innovation project final report Profits through Recycling: Pilot processing of sugar industry and community by-products to improve on-farm sustainability 

    Unknown author (2010)
    GGP034 set out to establish if cane farmers could produce on farm a percentage of their farm’s nutrient requirement from sugar industry and community wastes at a competitive cost and thus reduce off farm inputs. It was ...
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    SRDC Grower Group innovation project final report Developing a sediment trapping system in the Silkwood drainage board area (SDBA) 

    Unknown author (2008)
    The Silkwood Drainage Board Area (SDBA) encompasses a catchment area of approximately 1200 hectares using a system of drains which are both man made and redesigned natural streams. There are roughly 16 kilometres of drainage ...
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    Effective use of lower mill mud rates in the nutrition program 

    Unknown author (2014)
    In 2011 Mackay Sugar changed its mud truck fleet to enable low rates of banded mill mud and mud/ash application on farm. The aim of this was to: make mill by-products available to more growers, lessen the impact of Reef ...
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    Developing prescription compost to suit specific soils in Maryborough 

    Unknown author (2014)
    One issue with organic based fertilisers is the variability of the nutrient content, often the amount of nutrients is not enough or too much for the crop. This project sought to solve this problem by producing and trialling ...
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    SRDC Research Project final report Improved methods of compost generation 

    Walker, B (2012)
    This report explores different techniques and management principles and the results of compost production specifically for sugar-cane in tropical agriculture. Our earlier research using the Lubke Methodology developed in ...
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    Final report SRDC project GGIP050 Improving soybean and nitrogen management in subtropical NSW cane systems 

    Moore, NY; Munro, AJ; McGuire, PJ; Aitken, R; Beattie, R; Herridge, DF; Young, A (2012)
    This project aimed to document nitrogen inputs from soybean crops grown in NSW cane lands, promote soil-specific fertiliser recommendations following soybean to achieve more efficient use of nitrogen fertiliser and to ...
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    SRDC Grower Group Innovation Project final report SECMAPPER (Soil Electrical Conductivity Mapper): mapping soil electrical conductivity patterns below trash blankets and stubble 

    Di Bella, LP; McDonnell, P; Pace, A (2011)
    The SRDC funded Grower Group SECMAPPER (Soil Electrical Conductivity Mapper) project has modified an existing VERIS 3100 soil mapping system to map bare soil blocks through to blocks with thick trash and stubble residue ...
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    GIVE 2009 project report 

    Di Bella, LP (2009)
    The Grower Innovation Virtual Expo (GIVE 09) was hosted by the Herbert Young Farmers and Herbert and Tully grower groups. The event was also supported by Herbert Cane Productivity Services Limited (HCPSL), Tully Cane ...
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    SRDC Research Project final report Irrigation runoff event monitoring 

    Unknown author (2006)
    A major concern of the Burdekin irrigated sugarcane growing industry is the impact of nutrient runoff on the waterways and the surrounding environment. In line with the current Commonwealth and State Government’s Reef Water ...
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    Assessing the impact of biochar in the Herbert cane industry. 

    Morley, G (2015)
    Biochar is the charred by-product of biomass pyrolysis, the heating of plant-derived material in the absence of oxygen in order to capture combustible gases. It is generally accepted that biochar is a highly stable form ...
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    AuthorBeattie, R (2)Blackburn, L (2)Di Bella, LP (2)McGuire, PJ (2)Morley, G (2)Munro, A (2)Munro, AJ (2)Muscat, J (2)Aitken, R (1)Aitken, RL (1)... View MoreSubject
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    Farming systems (23)Production management (20)SRDC Grower Group Innovation Project (11)New farming system (6)Controlled traffic farming (CTF) (5)Herbert (5)Mackay (5)Soil health (5)Economic analysis (4)... View MoreDate Issued2010 - 2015 (21)2002 - 2009 (25)Has File(s)Yes (46)

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