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Pasture and Livestock
Nitrogen on pasture
By Scott NelsonUsing nitrogen (N) to grow feeds is a very practical option especially during the colder months.
Cropping
Over 50 years of CSBP research into responses to potassium fertilisers
By James EastonCSBP has been testing the need for potash in broadacre crops since the mid 1960's.
Cropping
South West Smart Farms Project
By Justin MercyCSBP has joined forces with the DWER, DPIRD, fertiliser companies and industry groups on a federally funded 'Smart Farms Project'.
Cropping
2019 field trials
By Justin MercyThe 2019 CSBP field trials program includes a total of six canola and southern cereal trials and focuses on nitrogen rates and placement.
Cropping
Weather stations
By Luke DawsonCSBP's Research and Agronomy team has recently installed telemetry weather stations at around the state to get real time weather data from our trial sites.
Pasture and Livestock
Nitrogen on pasture
By Scott NelsonUsing nitrogen (N) to grow feeds is a very practical option especially during the colder months.
Cropping
Over 50 years of CSBP research into responses to potassium fertilisers
By James EastonCSBP has been testing the need for potash in broadacre crops since the mid 1960's.
Cropping
Fertiliser Toxicity - causes and management
By Luke DawsonFertiliser toxicity on emerging crops can be caused by two factors; salt effect and ammonia toxicity, which can occur individually or in a combination.
Cropping
Lime and Potassium Trial 2018
By Scott Nelson2018 was the sixth and final year of our long term lime x potassium trial that was located in Cascades, WA.
Cropping
Early fertiliser nitrogen will be more important this year
By James EastonEarly fertiliser nitrogen to be more important this year
News and stories
News
Research and Agronomy Consultants' event
By CSBPThe CSBP Research and Agronomy Consultants' event on 10 April was held at Optus Stadium, and attracted over 50 consultants.
Media releases
CSBP supports regional WA scholars
By Kahlia BeersCSBP has continued its long-term support of agriculture in Western Australia, offering a scholarship worth $30,000.
Stories
Solution for declining potassium soils
By Leanne RobinsonWe were seeing the challenges experienced by customers in areas with declining potassium soils. Listen to our area manager Angus share how we are solving this problem.
News
Art in the City
By Kahlia BeersTwenty female CSBP fertiliser customers from Esperance, Morawa and York were invited on a tour of the renowned Wesfarmers art collection as part of the ‘Art in the City’ event.