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Optimising Tyne Setup- Rethinking Ripping for Better ROI
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Join Tanja Morgan and Research Engineer Dr Chris Saunders from University of South Australia's, Agricultural Machinery Research and Design Center, as they discuss field trial work aimed at improving soil amelioration efficiency.
This episode explores the second year of trials focusing on tine configurations, power requirements, and fuel efficiency with drought conditions in 2024 highlighting the gains that can be made from overcoming soil constraints.
Chris and Tanja discuss how different setups can help farmers save costs, enhance productivity, and address soil constraints effectively, particularly in sandy soils.
00:00 Introduction and Welcome
00:14 Overview of the Trial Work at Copeville
00:44 Scaling Up the Project
01:07 Power and Fuel Efficiency
02:14 Soil Type and Ripper Performance
03:20 Economic Considerations
06:21 Yield Responses and Final Thoughts
06:49 Conclusion and Future Information
Resources
GRDC Deep Ripping Efficiency Considerations Part 1 - coming soon
GRDC Deep Ripping Efficiency Considerations Part 2 - coming soon
Grower case study - Mick Farley, Farmer, Copeville South Australia.
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