Are you striving for a healthy soil … that maximises sustainable plant growth and plant health, has sustainable biological activity, stores and cycles water and nutrients, decomposes organic matter, binds toxic compounds, and protects water quality while enhancing catchment health!?! Have you heard of Biological Farming? Biological Farming takes a whole-of-farm approach to managing soil
Keeping everyone safe on your farm is complex and requires constant attention. There is so much to think about. Lethal machinery such as augers. Dangerous power tools. Quad bikes. Poisonous chemicals. Handling animals. These are some of the issues that were top of mind when SA Power Networks talked to farmers about on-farm safety. “The
In the period of March to June, many broad-acre farmers will be working to get their crops underway. But how many realise this a dangerous time on the farm? A range of power lines cross South Australian farms, including transmission lines on steel-framed towers, sub-transmission lines at 66,000 Volts and 33,000 Volts, and Single Wire