New crop sensor to provide immediacy

By Claire Harris
Updated February 22 2019 - 10:01am, first published February 21 2019 - 4:33pm
Sense-sational: SAGIT trustee Max Young, Landmark Pfitzner & Kleinig agronomist Michael Zerner and SAGIT scientific officer Allan Mayfield using the FieldSpec nitrogen-sensing device during a field trial at Mintaro recently.
Sense-sational: SAGIT trustee Max Young, Landmark Pfitzner & Kleinig agronomist Michael Zerner and SAGIT scientific officer Allan Mayfield using the FieldSpec nitrogen-sensing device during a field trial at Mintaro recently.

Crop-sensing technology has taken an exciting leap with the completion of field trials for nitrogen content readings using a portable device.

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