R&D and making the most of moisture opportunities

R&D and making the most of moisture opportunities

by Bill Crabtree, Agronomist  Aquifer soil wetter is proving its worth this season at our Quairading R&D site, where 4F Agronomist Bill Crabtree is measuring its impact on crop emergence in light, water-repellent soils after a late, dry May break. Why Aquifer soil...
Hold onto your soil moisture

Hold onto your soil moisture

by Dr Cameron Beeck, General Manager Aquifer soil wetter is shaping up as a key tool this season, helping WA growers hold onto recent rainfall and keep moisture where the seed can actually use it. Why Aquifer soil wetter matters right now The recent rainfall across...
Making the most of the rain with Aquifer

Making the most of the rain with Aquifer

by Dr Cameron Beeck, General Manager Aquifer soil wetter from 4Farmers combines conventional wetting with humectant technology to maximise germination across all soil types – here is how it captures recent rain and turns it into stronger crop establishment. How...
Aquifer With a Twin System

Aquifer With a Twin System

by Bill Crabtree, Agronomist and General Manager of 4Farmers The 800 kg/ha wheat yield increase from 2 L/ha of Aquifer (see graph) has created much discussion and enthusiasm.  This wetter trial showed dramatic visual differences from the start.  It was on a very water...
Aquifer: Better, Cheaper!

Aquifer: Better, Cheaper!

by Bill Crabtree, Agronomist and General Manager of 4Farmers Aquifer soil wetter is delivering strong establishment and yield gains on WA water repellent sands. This article shares results from a Mindarabin wheat trial comparing Aquifer vs SE14, including placement...

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