Upcoming Events

Join MSF, Peter Baird and Penny Roberts for a tour examining the effects of sowing time, sowing depth and coleoptile length on wheat performance at Anabranch South, plus see how…

MSF will follow on from workshops conducted in February where we will head out to the paddock to inspect participant's focus paddocks and observe trial strip variables over different soil…

Join MSF on a crop walk examining: Effects of deep ripping on barley establishment and performance this year (Carwarp Rd site) Impact of sowing depth and coleoptile length on wheat…

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Are you curious about how carbon farming can revolutionise your agricultural practices and benefit your business? Come along to a free workshop hosted by the Northern and Yorke Landscape Board…

Come and check out the Future Drought Fund Pastures project small plot trial near Darke Peak – the University of Adelaide/SARDI team will be over doing some plant counts, so come along and check out how some of the new (or new to the area) plant species are going this season on a sandy, slightly…

Are you curious about how carbon farming can revolutionise your agricultural practices and benefit your business? Come along to a free workshop hosted by the Northern and Yorke Landscape Board to unlock the potential of carbon farming. We’ll provide the latest local information on this new buzz term and explain emissions reduction. What you’ll learn:…

Farmers’ voices are increasingly being drowned out by activists who want to shut down Aussie farms. Whether it’s banning live sheep exports, water buybacks, new taxes and red tape, or destroying productive agricultural land – these policies which hurt farming communities are being driven by people who don’t understand or value what we do. On…

Join MSF as we look over the Grain Legume hub site over two sites with varying soil types exploring different trials from Herbicide-tolerant pulse crops Chickpea production Field Pea Varieties Chickpea novel traits, seeding rates and fungicide Nutrition x Deep Ripping in pulses across multiple soil types Then look at opportunities for early sown pulses…