Climate conditions call for smart farming techniques
Whether you’re wrangling with the effects of climate change or age-old water issues, a chemical-free water conditioning system is a great way to make the most of your resources.
Southern Australian farmers may have warmer, drier-than-normal months ahead
The Bureau of Meteorology predicts that some regions may be in for a warmer and drier-than-usual spring. Is your farm ready?
World Aquatic Health conference to be held in Australia
The World Aquatic Health Conference is being held on the Gold Coast this year, with industry leaders gathering to learn about the science of water quality.
Salinity causing problems for Queensland growers
Salinity is causing problems for Queensland’s citrus growers. Fortunately, a Hydrosmart water treatment system is an effective solution.
Rising ground water causes salinity concerns
Water monitoring in Victoria indicates that rising groundwater is putting many local farmers at risk of increasing salinity.
Water or power? NSW irrigators forced to choose
Dry conditions across Australia are leading to electricity and water supply problems in NSW. Fortunately, Hydrosmart technology can help.
Golf courses, bowls clubs and councils go green using Hydrosmart
Hydrosmart technology can be used for a wide range of purposes and its helping several facilities across the country keep on top of their water management.
Farmers to gain better insight into rainfall
Agricultural workers across the country are being given the opportunity to find out more about climate changes in their local area, including how much rain is expected to fall.
Irrigation and water research to boost Australian grape growing
Wine growers across Australia will benefit from ongoing water research, particularly in regards to irrigation techniques.
Water scarcity a growing concern on Australian farms
Water scarcity issues are a growing concern for farmers. Fortunately, a Hydrosmart water treatment system can help.