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Optimising productivity and variety recommendations through analysis of mill data

Production peaked in the Herbert River mills in 2005 but since then productivity has declined. Analysis of mill data in the Herbert has successfully identified groups of farms with similar productivity over time and the major factors associated with these groupings....

Quantifying the loss of nutrients from the immediate area when sugarcane residues are burnt

Retention of crop residues, instead of burning them, may allow greater organic matter and nutrient retention. This would have implications for fertiliser requirements and water use. The recovery of nutrients (nitrogen, N; calcium, Ca; magnesium, Mg; phosphorus, P;...

Innovative methods to analyse and summarise mill data to identify some of the key factors impacting on farm productivity in the Herbert

Production peaked in the Herbert River mills in 2005 but since then productivity has declined. Analysis of mill data in the Herbert has successfully identified groups of farming enterprises with similar productivity over time and the major factors associated with...

Progressing the use of mill by-products in sugarcane production in Australia

Mill by-products such as filter press (mill mud), boiler or fly ash (mill ash) and the mixture of mill mud and mill ash (mud/ash) are valuable soil ameliorants that increase cane yield. However, there is little information on how mill by-products should be applied in...

Use of chemical ripeners to maximise CCS early in the season and on standover cane

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