Trials & Technical Reports

At LawrieCo, innovation and continual improvement are at the heart of everything we do. Our range is backed by more than 20 years of research, development, and on-farm success across diverse Australian conditions.

We collaborate with leading research bodies and industry groups including Brown Coal Innovation Australia, Peracto, Soils For Life (an Outcomes Australia Project), Kalyx, Lucerne Australia, Jolpac Rural Supplies, PIRSA, DPI Victoria, and regional agronomists to ensure our solutions deliver real, measurable outcomes.

In recent years, a growing number of LawrieCo supported farms have successfully earned soil carbon credits. Below, you’ll find some of their stories demonstrating the impact of regenerative practices and The Soil Carbon Regeneration System in action.

Almond Trial, Piangil, Victoria – Nutrition program builds Soil Carbon & Boosts Almond Yield

Barley Trial, Mid North SA – Yield Increase with BioMAX Humate Prill

Faba Bean Trial, Maitland SA – Yield Increase with PhosCal

Nutrition in Citrus, Waikerie SA – Increase Fruit Size Distribution and Returns

Faba Bean Trial, Bordertown SA – Yield Increase with PhosCal

Nitrogen Efficiency in Wheat, Tarlee SA – Yield and Grain Quality improvement with Soluble Humate

Flagship Barley Trial, DPI Horsham Vic – Highest Return on Nutrient Investment

Biological Pasture Trials – Hillcrest Pastoral LawrieCo

The Atze Trial Model – A Practical Paddock Scale Trial Method developed by Barry and Tim Atze, Pinnaroo, SA

Biostimulants: What’s behind the name? Excerpt from New Ag International journal, Nov/Dec 2012

Living Soil Better Soil – A Better Soils Roadshow. Emma Leonard, Jon Lamb Communications (Editors). Agricultural Bureau of South Australia, 2000

Cropping: Nutrient Availability. Mycorrhizal fungi enhances crop nutrient uptake. Megan Ryan. Farming Ahead. No 120, Dec 2001

Glomalin: Hiding Place for a Third of the World’s Stored Soil Carbon. USDA Research

Organic Matter, Humus, Humate, Humic Acid, Fulvic Acid, and Humin Dr Robert E. Petit, Emeritus Associate Professor, Texas A&M University.

Humic Acid Substances in Animal Agriculture K.M.S. Islam, A. Schuhumacher and J.M. Gropp, Institute of Animal Nutrition, University of Leipzig, Germany, Pakistan Journal of Nutrition 4 (3): 126-134, 2005

Effect of Potassium Humates on Soil Fertility. Albert Imbufe, Dr Antonio Patti, Dr Aravind Surapaneni and Prof Roy Jackson. Monash University. s.l.: Centre for Green Chemistry. Annnual Report. 2005

All About Humates. BV Levinsky. Article from www.teravita.com/Humates/. Russia. 2002

Effects of Humic Substances on Plant Growth and Mineral Nutrients Uptake of Wheat (Triticum durum cv. Salih li) Under Conditions of Salinity. BB Asik, MA Tuan, H Celik & AV Katkat. Uldag University, 16059, Bursa, Turkey: Dept of Soil Science & Plant Nutrition, Faculty of Ag. Asian Journal of Crop Science 1 (2): 87-95, 2009

The Effects of Humates on Remediation of Hydrocarbon and Salt Contaminated Soils. Randy Mosley. 5th International Petroleum Environmental Conference, Albuquerque, New Mexico. Oct 20th-23rd, 1998

Beneficial Effects of Humic Substances on Soil Fertility to Fertigated Potato Grown on Sandy Soil. EM Selim, AS El-Neklawy and Soad M El-Ashry. National Ressearch Centre (NRC), Dokke 12622, Giza, Egypt: Soils and Water Use Dept. Libyan Agricuture Research Center Journal International 1 (4): 255-262, 2010

The Effect of Foliar Application of Fulvic Acid on Water Use, Nutrient Uptake and Yield in Wheat. Xu Xudan. Henan Research Institute of Biology, Administration Region, Zheng-Zhou Henan Province, China. Aust. J. Agric. Res., 1986, 37, 343-50

The Myth of Nitrogen Fertilization for Soil Carbon Sequestration. SA Khan, *RL Mulvaney, TR Ellsworth & CW Boast. University of Illinois: Technical Reports: Plant & Environment Interactions. Journal of Environmental Quality, Vol 36, Nov-Dec 2007, 1821-1832

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