Successful crop establishment after deep ripping

Changing weather patterns in the Western Australian wheatbelt mean that growers are frequently attempting to sow and establish crops in less-than-favourable conditions.
To help overcome this challenge, Latham grower Dylan Hirsch embarked on a deep ripping program in 2016 to aid the early establishment of wheat, barley, canola and lupin crops.
Dylan's journey with early crop establishment is featured in the GRDC's 'maximising crop potential in a drying environment' publication, an initiative of the Western Region Regional Cropping Solutions Network.
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[@ec5wjk3]

Very interesting. Djamel from Algeria (North Africa).

[@tomagroresearch5922]

Great video. Regards from Cordoba, Spain

[@wiredforstereo]

Those flies, what a nightmare.

[@richardbrown2447]

No interview in Australia's bush without out flys

[@kevenhiemie]

I would love to see the results fa Larson ranchworx aerator over the field after deep ripping would have any more benefits.

[@saro4761]

Use discer after ripping to even the surface

[@billymcgrath8362]

Why are they ripping other than yield response

[@5er593]

You need crosslot drill not that shank drill