Green Cane Trash Blanket with Chris Hesp
In this clip, Chris Hesp explains that the long rows and flat conditions of typical Burdekin farms makes it difficult to cut green and flood irrigate. Most of the farmers in his area have tried trash blanketing, however the cane tends to get waterlogged, and turns yellow from fertiliser loss due to de-nitrification. So the idea is to rake every second row and get the flood irrigation water through quicker.
Posted by Henry Thomas, 3 years ago on Thursday, December 18, 2008
