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Beth Humphris

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Agronomist and soil consultant at Elders Jamestown. Passionate about precision ag and soils. 🌱🚜🐏 Views are my own.

Jamestown, South Australia
Joined June 2017
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8 months
RT @AusFodder: Australian agriculture is full of enthusiastic go-getters. Hear from 3 young innovators at our National Fodder Conference in…
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10 months
Well that’s something I never thought I’d do…. Lentil sowing at YONGALA. One of two lentil trials. One at Yongala & one at Jamestown. Looking at 11 varieties, plant populations (80, 120 and 160 plants/m2) and the new acid tolerant rhizobia vs the normal. @EldersLimited
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10 months
Sometimes the best trial is the simplest! Hand spread various rates of SOP on hay ground to check for K response. This was replicated on 4 different soil types. 🌾🚜
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10 months
RT @BreezyHillPAS: An awesome day at Wandearah at the Saline Soils Mega-Site showcasing the use of PA map technology to design a cut and fi…
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11 months
RT @UnfsNorth: SALINE SOILS MEGA SITE - Come along and see the tech in action at Chris Crouch’s property on April 11th, 3pm ✅ Cutting ed…
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Beth Humphris
1 year
RT @SPAA_Inc: Thankyou to @AgriFuturesEvokeAG from the SPAA team! An incredible few days of learning, connection and inspiration. We can’t…
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1 year
Four years in the making! Damo is excited for the first limited production run of TAGGR for the 2024 hay season. 🧑‍🌾 🚜
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Damon Humphris
1 year
Extremely excited to announce a new product I have been developing! TAGGR. The industries first retrofittable auto hay tagging device. Tag export hay bales as they are being made! Production is limited so please order ASAP for the coming season.
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1 year
@PitCritic Glad you asked! I’m interested in finding areas of kaolinite vs. carbonate vs ferric soil types for example… all common across the UN and having very different yield potentials and therefore varying management. Another bonus is finding gravel vs sand!
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1 year
RT @UnfsNorth: 🎤 New Project Alert (Part B) 🚨 Have you wished you could do more to change the soil you have to work with on your farm? T…
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1 year
RT @UnfsNorth: 🎙️ New Project Alert (Part A) 🚨 3D PRECISION AG SOIL TUTORIAL Do you understand how and why your soils vary across your far…
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1 year
@FelicityHarrop @SoilCRC Thanks, I’ll check that one out!
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1 year
@JKBreezyHillAg The disappointment was real! 🌾
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Beth Humphris
1 year
Come see how I zone up paddocks and analyse soil cores at the field days. Soil core demos at 11, 1 and 3 each day! 👩‍🔬
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Beth Humphris
1 year
Come and say HI if you’re at the YP Field Days! 👋 📌 Find me at 129 Bardon Road
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Beth Humphris
2 years
It’s great to have new learnings as we accumulate more layers for different parameters. 🌱
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Breezy Hill Precision Ag Services
2 years
Mapping soil constraints in 3D ⬇️ This @theGRDC project will be very exciting for us to learn more about our complex, undulating clay based soils in the Upper North. Gamma Radiometrics revealing yield constrained zones we’ve never been able to explain in the ‘Bus Stop’ paddock 🌱
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Beth Humphris
2 years
@rufousandco Thanks Ruth. Was great to briefly catch up!
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Beth Humphris
2 years
I’ve always wondered what the trade off is to including another species into the vetch rotation. No better way to answer the question than doing a trial. Read the below if you want to know too. 🌱
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Upper North Farming
2 years
The next case study as part of the Soils Knowledge project is hot off the press and ready to hit tractor cabs across the Upper North Farming region! ‘Demonstrating Vetch Mix Options to Reduce Soil Erosion Whilst Maintaining Good Nitrogen Fixation’.
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