Soil Compaction with Neil Halpin

Neil Halpin (Senior Agronomist, QPIF/DEEDI) examines the problems with and causes of compaction in the traditional cane farming system. By the time the crop is harvested, 90% of the bed has been compacted whereas with precision controlled traffic only 30% of the bed is contacted, leaving more are for plant growth.

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