Cropping
systems whilst bolstering yield outcomes and climate resilience
Conservation Farming
- Min / zero till
- Legume rotation
- Stubble retention
- Controlled traffic
- Stripper fronts
Regenerative Farming
- Cover Cropping
- Intercropping
- Crimp Rolling
- Root Mass Stimulation
- One-Way-Valve Cover
- Fallows
Soil Carbon Inoculum
- Crop specific soil carbon fixing fungal inoculums
Compost Applications
- Solid loose
- Compost granules
- Johnson Su
- Vermi-compost
- Windrow
- In furrow liquid extracts & ferment
pH Soil Amendments
- Lime
- Gypsum
- Dolomite
- Rock Phosphate
Fodder & Grain
- Time controlled grazing
- Dual purpose multi-species fodder and grain crops
- Pasture cropping
Current Research Focus
Cover-cropping
The aim of this research is to provide farmers with a scientifically-validated and scalable model of broad-acre and interrow orchard systems, designed to increase carbon stores in agricultural soils while simultaneously improving yields, water use efficiency and climate resilience. Through scientific and economic validation and extension, farmers can integrate carbon-centric methods into their enterprises and have the opportunity to participate in the soil carbon market.
There are two cover-cropping research projects currently underway: (1) Farming and (2) Orchard. Each project involves companion intercropping with a selection of best fit species, allowing for the accumulation of root and top biomass, which is then crimp rolled or sprayed out to terminate at various timings.
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