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Liming – why doesn’t it always work? PIRSA and AgKI to the rescue

Sheep are still being fed in Kangaroo Island paddocks in mid-August due to the extreme, unprecedented slow start to the 2024 season. (Stan Gorton: 424502)

The news that the majority of soils on Kangaroo Island are acidic, is not new for farmers. Nor is the […]

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