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SACOA growing technology. Improving -Water Capture and Retention -Crop Establishment -Weed Control in Water Repellant Soils.

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1 SACOA growing technology

2 Improving -Water Capture and Retention -Crop Establishment -Weed Control in Water Repellant Soils

3 IRRIGATOR IRRIGATOR is furrow applied Traps moisture around seed Minimises weed establishment Biodegradable formulation Product quality is critical to avoid seed damage

4 Using IRRIGATOR Furrow applied Rates: 1-2L/Ha in 15/30L water Compatible with many products (not Liquid urea)

5 IRRIGATOR - How it Works Moisture is trapped around the seed to aid germination

6 IRRIGATOR - Results IRRIGATOR improves establishment and yields Barley Results Lupin Results

7 Summary SACOA are experienced specialists Solutions built around soil type Forest Loams: LURE H2O Captures and retains early rains Improved establishment and reduced droughting Sandy Soils: IRRIGATOR Precision applied to improve seed germination Regular updates at sacoa.com.au

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