Agriculture & Farming

A recent article in Science magazine is making waves in the world of agriculture. Titled “Steering plant-soil feedback for sustainable agriculture”, it presents compelling evidence for what we at Biolink Probiotics 4 Plants and Animals have believed and practised for years: Healthy, microbially active soil is...

Challenging the way farmers go about running their farming enterprises can be like putting your head on the chopping block. However, some stories, I call them agricultural myths, need to be challenged when new evidence comes to light. Some of these myths persist, despite clear...

The ongoing drought in southern and western Australia has presented serious challenges for farmers. This is particularly true for those who rely on the land for crop production and pasture for livestock feed. As the dry conditions persist, maximising the available soil moisture and ensuring...

In today’s tough farming conditions, raising healthy, productive calves is more important than ever. Between rising feed costs, unpredictable weather, and pressure to reduce antibiotic use, farmers are looking for smart, sustainable solutions to keep their herds thriving. One simple, proven way to boost calf...

Biolink 4 Plants & Animals recently commissioned independent agricultural researcher SLR Agriculture (WA) to conduct a field trial to investigate the performance of wheat crops with Biolink™ Bio-Hum Soil Drench. The trial followed an earlier investigation where scorching was observed shortly after sowing, leading to...

Running a farm isn’t easy. For many Australian farmers, balancing sustainability with profitability can feel like an impossible task. With rising costs, the challenges of climate change, and the pressure to go green, it often seems like caring for the land and animals is at...

When managing an intensive farming system, keeping your animals healthy is not the right thing to do. It also ensures your farm’s productivity and profitability. A recent CSIRO article highlighted the financial benefits of good animal welfare practices on farms, including: reduced mortality improved animal health enhanced product quality increased...

Many Australian farmers have yet to embrace regenerative farming practices despite the potential to boost yields and cut inputs. Some farmers are concerned about the lengthy transition time and lost productivity when moving to a regenerative approach, opting for tried-and-true methods to mitigate risk. However, regenerative agriculture...

Graham always wanted to drive across the Nullarbor to Western Australia. So, when the opportunity to do some research using Biolink™ Bio-Hum and Bio-Hum Soil Drench in the grain industry with research specialist SLR agriculture in York, WA, he decided to make the journey.  And...