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Optimising production of vetch on poor Mallee sands with fertilisers

Brian Dzoma1, Nigel Wilhelm1 and Peter Telfer2

1SARDI Waite, 2SARDI Turretfield

Peer Review: Sjaan Davey (SARDI – Waite) and Fabio Arsego (SARDI – Port Lincoln)

Funded By: Grains Research and Development Corporation (DAS00169)

Project Title: Improving sustainable productivity and profitability of Mallee farming systems with a focus on soil improvements)

Key Messages

  • Vetch productivity on poor sandhills can be improved even when phosphorus soil tests are moderate.
  • High rates of urea under the seed were detrimental to vetch root and shoot biomass, nodules and grain production.
  • Placing phosphorus deeper at sowing is beneficial for improved root and shoot biomass and grain yield
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