In this episode of the MSF Farm Talk podcast, hosts Sean Mason and Peter Treloar discuss the performance and practical applications of Variable Rate Technology (VRT) in a challenging agricultural season.
They cover topics such as zoning, testing, troubleshooting, and what NDVI maps tell us, even during drought years. This episode provides valuable insights and real-world takeaways for farmers looking to optimise their yield and input costs through precision agriculture.
00:00 Introduction to the VRT project
00:42 Easy VRT Workshop Insights
01:05 2024 Season Recap and VRT Performance
02:41 Drought Year Data and Zoning
06:41 Practical Applications of NDVI Maps
07:50 Managing Constraints with VRT
10:37 Fertiliser Safety and Soil Testing
12:27 Conclusion and Future Outlook
This episode is supported by the SA Drought Resilience Adoption and Innovation Hub, through funding from the Australian Government’s Future Drought Fund.

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