Improved Soil Structure with Neil Halpin

Neil Halpin (Senior Agronomist, QPIF/DEEDI) compares the soil structure of two nearby blocks which at first glance appear very similar, but their soil structure is dramatically different. Both have the same soil type. Both have been planted using 1.8 metre centred controlled traffic rows. However one came out of cane, and had a legume fallow. The other came out of intensive horticultural production. Guess which one has better soil health?

2 comments:

Andrew Dougall said...

Top work Henry, Can I put the website as a link on the MSF website?

Trish Cameron said...

Definitely worth many thousands of words - well done Henry and Neil!

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