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Optimising fertiliser application – what level of precision can we achieve?
This Research Update paper by Craig Scanlan, Raj Malik, James Easton, Mark Gherardi, Zed Rengel, Richard Bell, Gustavo Boitt and Qifu Ma from 22 Feb 2022 explores the impact of recent changes in fertiliser and grain prices on economically optimum N, P and K fertiliser rates, and aims to quantify the range of rates that fall within the 90% confidence interval of the economically optimum rate.
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SoilsWest reaches 10 years of industry impact
SoilsWest continues to represent a core partnership between MU and DPIRD, and a reach that extends to soil scientists and researchers at UWA, Curtin University and CSIRO.
A quick dig with … Chris Gazey
Chris Gazey, Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD) Principal Research Scientist and SoilsWest Co-Director, recounts the formation of the SoilsWest alliance and its impact over 10 years. Happy birthday, SoilsWest.
New world soil report has Murdoch, WA input
Status of the World’s Soil Resources 2026 was launched in Mongolia in late August by The University of Western Australia’s Professor Brajesh Singh in his ITPS Chairman capacity.
Volunteers and coaches needed for soil judging competition
More than 120 people are expected for the 2026 Australian Soil Judging Competition, which will be held in Mandurah from October 28-31.