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Our genius friend, Rado, at work.

This is a camphor laurel, which is a declared noxious weed here in Queensland. They take over the habitat, inhibiting the growth of native trees, and depriving wildlife of food. They spread quickly, and have invasive roots that deplete the soil of water and nutrients that could be feeding native plants. We will now be able to plant something more appropriate.

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The Haraka Planter is ideal for small scale subsistence farmers in Africa.
It plants maize, beans, sorghum, cover crops, etc.
Its planting speed is unmatched.
Plants no-till or conventional.

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I use this presentation in my biology class at Beverly Hills High School.

Topics:
– Plant evolution
– Adaptations to land
– Alternation of generations
– Plant ecology
– Moss
– Ferns
– Gymnosperm
– Angiosperm

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GCC Agronomist Stacy McVey from our southern territory talks about the progress of winter wheat, and the stripe rust that he’s been seeing. He also addresses the threat of aphids.

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Australia is a major agricultural producer and exporter, with over 325,300 employed in Agriculture, forestry and fishing as of February 2015. Agriculture and its closely related sectors earn 5 billion-a-year for a 12% share of GDP. Australian farmers and graziers own 135,997 farms, covering 61% of Australia’s landmass. Across the country there is a mix of irrigation and dry-land farming. The CSIRO, the federal government agency for scientific research in Australia, has forecast that climate change will cause decreased precipitation over much of Australia and that this will exacerbate existing challenges to water availability and quality for agriculture.
There are three main zones: the high rainfall zone of Tasmania and a narrow coastal zone; wheat, sheep zone, and the grazing of sheep plus beef cattle) and the pastoral zone. An indicator of viability of agriculture in the state of South Australia is whether land is within Goyder’s Line.

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Learn everything you need to know about bulgur wheat in this video PLUS 2 easy and delicious recipes highlighting bulgur wheat!

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QUT has designed and built Agbot II – an agricultural robot that can navigate fields, identify weeds and either chemically or mechanically eliminate them as well as spray fertiliser.

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Planting Cereal Rye this fall is a great way to feed your soil and you livestock. Take a quick peek to see the possibilities for creating forage and healthier soil without giving up a cash crop.

JUSTIN FRUECHTE:
We are out here showing you an awesome example of what we can be doing by double cropping on some acres. So this is a field of ryegrain that was obviously just cut a few days ago. This ryegrain was planted last Fall after corn silage was chopped. That was about the first of September last Fall.

This tends to be a little lighter piece of ground. So rye has always been really good for getting quick ground cover, preventing water or wind erosion, or creating organic matter. So that was a huge bonus. Plus now it’s the first of June, we’ve gone and cut this and we’re going to rap this up into a bale. Since it’s the first of June we can early come back to an early soybean if you need a cash crop on there. But if you need to maximize your feed resources, it’s a great way to come back into forage sorghum and chop that this Fall.

So that’s two pretty big feed crops. You know you can expect 2-3 ton off of this rye. This was exceptionally tall and thick, a great stand. It will probably be close to 3 1/2 ton I’m guessing. And then that sorghum there’s possibly another 18-20 ton. So that’s a lot of feed per acre that we are actually utilizing. Plus we are keeping that ground covered. We are doing some good things in terms of getting some organic matter with this rye holding the soil like we needed to last Fall. So that’s a win win situation.

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