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Looking Over the Fence
Episode Title: Precision P for Long-Term Soil Health
Hosts: Tanja Morgan & Nick Paltridge
Supported by: The Australian Government’s Future Drought Fund Extension and Adoption Project
In this episode, Tanja and Nick visit the Northern Sustainable Soils region to dig into how growers are using strip trials and variable rate technology (VRT) to make smarter phosphorus fertiliser decisions. They share what happens when long-treated paddocks still respond to P, how simple tools and local support can make VRT accessible, and why soil testing for plant-available phosphorus matters. From building confidence through yield maps to adjusting inputs by zones, not just the season, this episode is packed with insights for improving soil health and long-term productivity.
Full case study available at Soils Connect
Disclaimer: The practices discussed are based on regional trials and may not suit all farms. Please seek independent advice before applying these approaches on your property.
This project is supported by Mallee Sustainable Farming, through funding from the Australian
Government’s Future Drought Fund.
Support the show: https://msfp.org.au/about/membership/
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Looking Over the Fence
Episode Title: Precision P for Long-Term Soil Health
Hosts: Tanja Morgan & Nick Paltridge
Supported by: The Australian Government’s Future Drought Fund Extension and Adoption Project
In this episode, Tanja and Nick visit the Northern Sustainable Soils region to dig into how growers are using strip trials and variable rate technology (VRT) to make smarter phosphorus fertiliser decisions. They share what happens when long-treated paddocks still respond to P, how simple tools and local support can make VRT accessible, and why soil testing for plant-available phosphorus matters. From building confidence through yield maps to adjusting inputs by zones, not just the season, this episode is packed with insights for improving soil health and long-term productivity.
Full case study available at Soils Connect
Disclaimer: The practices discussed are based on regional trials and may not suit all farms. Please seek independent advice before applying these approaches on your property.
This project is supported by Mallee Sustainable Farming, through funding from the Australian
Government’s Future Drought Fund.
Support the show: https://msfp.org.au/about/membership/
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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