Growers Fertiliser Stewardship Webinar
You're invited to join our Clean Coastal Catchments fertiliser stewardship webinar on Friday 26 August.
Alastair McLean from Powerplants Australia will deliver this webinar and discuss how growers have used Groscales to streamline irrigation management while reducing fertiliser waste and excess run off.
Alastair has helped more than 30 berry and cucumber farmers across the Coffs Harbour region to automate irrigation scheduling using Groscale technology.
WEBINAR DETAILS
Getting water and fertiliser applications just right with Groscale technology
Presented by Alastair McLean - Powerplants Australia
Friday 26 August 2022
10:30 - 11:30 am
Clean Coastal Catchments works primarily with blueberry, macadamia, greenhouse vegetable and livestock industries to improve fertiliser and sediment management.
The CCC project is funded through the NSW Government’s Marine Estate Management Strategy to keep sediment and nutrients on farm and out of coastal waterways, while supporting profitable and sustainable agriculture.
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