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Enhancing Grain Farm Productivity Through Precision Agriculture on Liverpool Plains, NSW

This study explores the impact of precision agriculture technologies on productivity at a 5,400 Ha grain farm in Liverpool Plains, NSW, featuring 3,300 Ha of grain crops, including Durum Wheat, Chick Peas, and Sorghum. Techniques such as zero tillage and controlled traffic farming were utilized to continually assess performance. Data on wheat and faba bean yields, as well as NDVI biomass measurements, highlight the benefits of high sulfate ammonia application, ultimately leading to improved crop outputs.

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Enhancing Grain Farm Productivity Through Precision Agriculture on Liverpool Plains, NSW

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  1. Richard Heath Increasing productivity on a grain farm by using precision agriculture technologies to continually assess performance.

  2. 5400 Ha, Liverpool Plains NSW 3300 Ha of grain crops. Zero Till, Controlled traffic farming. Durum Wheat, Chick Peas, Sorghum Nuffield Scholar 2003 GRDC Northern Panel

  3. 2270m

  4. Wheat Yield Wheat NDVI (Biomass) Faba Bean Yield Faba Bean NDVI (Biomass)

  5. Average High Sulphate Ammonia 3.35 t/Ha Average Other Strips 3.00 t/Ha

  6. Thank You

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