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As people who read my website www.quinfert.co.nz or my posts on LinkedIn will know, I have started taking part in the debate on...

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The complex judgement comes down to 6 key points: Ballance sought a permanent injunction preventing Quinfert Algerian RPR being described...

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Soil Fertility Matters

Soil Carbon and its Role in Soil Fertility

Nutrients or Soil Biological Activity – Which Matters Most?

Why the Interest in Humic Acid?

Lime and Calcium in New Zealand Agriculture

Gibberelic Acid – Silver Bullet for Dairying?

The History and Development of Solid Fertilisers in New Zealand

The History and Development of Liquid Fertilisers in New Zealand

Definitions of Fertiliser Forms – Fluid & Suspension Fertilisers Giving Way to Wetted Prills

Improving Fertiliser Efficiency on Peat

Dr Bert Quin’s advice for dairy farmers on how to cope with a $4 payout