SuperSpread Gypsum 10 (SSG10) is pefect for aerial applications out of aircraft setup to spread fertilisers. Gypsum Purity 90+%, Calcium 22.5+% Sulphur 17+5 You will need to do more trips with SSG10 then other available aerial gypsum due to its lower bulk density, but you need to assess not only landed cost, application costs, but
REGYP will be at the 2013 Orange Field Days. We will have numerous samples of our various products onsite to educate people on the benefits of them for agricultural applications. Site number I 40 - 42. We look forward to seeing you there.
REGYP has won the NSW Government’s top environmental award for Environmental Innovation at the Green Globe Award ceremony held on 24 September at NSW Parliament House. REGYP took out the honour for its Plasterboard Recycling project. Adam Proctor said that winning the Award raises their profile as a leader in sustainability and environmental excellence. “It
REGYP is now offering a similar product to its Brisbane Rehab Gypsum from the Sydney plant in Sydney. Rehab gypsum is the cheapest gypsum product we sell, which means it is a very low cost source of calcium and sulphur and is perfect for applications where cultivation and/or the addition of topsoil after spreading are
REGYP supplied Super AG gypsum to Lachlan Valley Produce in Central West NSW for their 2013 corn crop. The results of the bumper crop using the premium recycled gypsum product can be seen in the photos.
AUSTRALIAN canola production is tipped to drop below three million tonnes next season but recover gradually over the next four years. ABARES is predicting a steady if unspectacular outlook for growth in Australia's major oilseed crop with production tipped to climb to 3.3 million tonnes by 2017-18. The forecast rise would be on the back
A new line of baked beans produced in Australia will be released to super markets soon. Bean Growers Australia recently viewed the new Kingaroy Baked Bean label from SPC.
Australia's second biggest farming services player, Ruralco, has approached rival Elders about a merger deal to create a $500 million rural services group to rival market leader Landmark. Ruralco chairman Richard England outlined the proposal in a letter to his Elders counterpart, John Ballard, last month. Ruralco believes there would be significant cost savings in
In two successive field CSIRO trials at Deniliquin, NSW, irrigated grain sorghum was sown at three rates of gypsum (0, 2, and 4.1 tonne per acre), and four rates of phosphorus application (0, 11, 23, and 45 kg per acre) on Billabong clay, a brown clay commonly found on the Riverine Plain of south-eastern Australia.
REGYP is located at stand 302 at this years Toowoomba AgShow event.
