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Cracking the Mallee seeps code

THEY often begin as bare, scalded patches at the bottom of a sandhill; seemingly minor, until machinery starts getting bogged or yields drop dramatically. These are Mallee seeps, and in recent years they’ve become one of the region’s most persistent land degradation issues. But thanks to years of hands-on research and farmer-led trials, Insight Extension […]

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