Getting the sequence right could increase profit by up to $400 per hectare

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October 10 2019 - 5:00am
NSW Department of Primary Industries crop nutritionist, Graeme Sandral, shows the difference between wheat grown on last year's early-sown canola crop (left) and lentil crop (right).
NSW Department of Primary Industries crop nutritionist, Graeme Sandral, shows the difference between wheat grown on last year's early-sown canola crop (left) and lentil crop (right).

Water is one of farmers most precious resources and a CSIRO and NSW Department of Primary Industries study is looking at how to make the most of it, not just in one year, but over a whole crop sequence.

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Olivia Calver

Journalist

Journalist for The Land

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