The Liebe Group Inc secures contract for Retained stubble can tie up early-season nitrogen as soil microbes break down residues, reducing availability for crop emergence and early growth. While traditional burning methods effectively remove residues, they are increasingly unpopular due to environmental concerns, social license issues, and the associated risks of erosion and nutrient loss. Stubble retention systems require robust research evaluating mechanical and chemical strategies-individually or combined- to improve trash flow at seeding, enhance weed control, and reduce disease risks.

Australia, Feb. 12 -- Australia based The Liebe Group Inc has secured contract from Grains Research and Development Corporation for Retained stubble can tie up early-season nitrogen as soil microbes break down residues, reducing availability for crop emergence and early growth. While traditional burning methods effectively remove residues, they are increasingly unpopular due to environmental concerns, social license issues, and the associated risks of erosion and nutrient loss. Stubble retention systems require robust research evaluating mechanical and chemical strategies-individually or combined- to improve trash flow at seeding, enhance weed control, and reduce disease risks.. The value of the contract is worth 359,294.00 AUD.

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