This stuff makes my blood boil under workplace legislation starting Jan 1 bushfire volunteers will be classified as workers therefore thier employers are responsible. Which means come Jan 1st none of my staff will be attending fires🤬🤬

Flower time

Awesome effort from the Breakers U/15 boys this weekend

Graveling trails are going to be bigger

Thanks for checking out the sand and gravel trail Andy Duncan

David Hall from DPIRD Broadacre - WA Grains & Livestock is working with growers around Esperance, WA, to understand the benefit of mineral mulches. Glasshouse trials are providing scientific understanding of the effects of gravel mulch on soil water evaporation bit.ly/3DuZaDW

Sand and gravel trails showing up in a wet year

Sanded trail has finished flowering looks better at this stage

Works a treat can use 1 tractor for 3 silos

Putting together recovery kits for flagship combines....lots more orders than we expected.... our #flatrac renovators are going to get a workout after harvest this year.

Brenton Schober is managing severe erosion at Borrika in the northern Mallee of SA with re-levelling. Repair and rehabilitation work has not always gone to plan, but their commitment to ground cover establishment is succeeding. 👉 bit.ly/3SsPZLN

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2023 GRDC Grains Research Update, Hopetoun events.humanitix.com/2023-grdc-grai…

Gravel strips showing up

Maybe time to do some more

Gravel strips doing 1 tonnes better

Gravel strips

Graveled strips

Soils with gravel mulches have produced higher-yielding crops than those deep-ripped or treated with gypsum in field trials that are evaluating ways to ameliorate Western Australia’s difficult sodic and alkaline soils. DPIRD Broadacre - WA Grains & Livestock Read more ▶️ bit.ly/42IrMGS

Sanding trails still showing up in a wet year