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Total Ag- Nutrien Ag Solutions

Locality: Narembeen, Western Australia

Phone: +61 8 9064 7201

Address: 8-10 Wilfred St 6369 Narembeen, WA, Australia

Website: http://www.landmark.com.au

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24.01.2022 Be on the lookout for Lucerne Flea. Monitor carefully, they’re definitely out there and doing some damage!

23.01.2022 The team here at Landmark would like to thank you all for your support over this last year and are looking forward to continuing this in the new year! We wish everyone a safe and happy holidays with their loved ones! Please see below our trading days and hours over this period.... Christmas Eve (24th December) Close @ 3pm (contact Brit 0417 612 045 if needed) Christmas Day (25th December) Closed Boxing Day (26th December) Closed Thursday 27th- Friday 28th Open 8-5pm Saturday 28th December Closed (Contact Aaron 0408 096 553 if needed) Monday 31st Open 8-5pm New Years Day (1st January) Closed For the month of January trading hours will be 8am-5pm. Thanks again everyone and look forward to a new year.

23.01.2022 Everyone loves fencing!

21.01.2022 Everyone loves a car fridge!

20.01.2022 Coerco putting out some more great deals!!

20.01.2022 Crank the beats!!

19.01.2022 The Toughest Tanks!

16.01.2022 Tank and chainsaw... name a better duo!

15.01.2022 Hey guys, CRC is holding a great workshop about going paperless in the office!! If you're interested please put your name down via the link on the flyer. Call the CRC for any questions or queries you have!

15.01.2022 Fencing, Fencing, Fencing!!

15.01.2022 Take advantage of this ripper deal!

14.01.2022 Who doesn't love a Tank + Webber Combo!

10.01.2022 Everyone loves a vest!

09.01.2022 We have now access to RHINO tanks! Contact the store for more info!

08.01.2022 Agronomy Update from GT Nitrogen: the season is looking good and many growers will need to consider top up Nitrogen to capture yield and ensure reasonable pr...otein. There are a few cases of N deficiency showing up now due to uneven applications from fertiliser spreaders. This is a warning sign that crops are using up N supplies rapidly in the good conditions. Now is the time to be tissue testing big crops. Canola Sclerotinia: apothecia has already been found in the northern region. If the topsoil remains damp during early flowering, spraying for Sclerotinia will be likely in problem areas and high yielding scenarios. The 2 best options in our mind, that show good consistent results are 400-450ml Prosaro or 600-650ml Aviator. Aviator is $2/ha more expensive at these rates but trial data shows it lasting slightly longer and would suit the first spray in thick crops. Late radish sprays: paddocks sprayed early with Jaguar and problem radish paddocks tend to be having another germination of radish. Ensure you talk to your Agronomist about safe 24-D timing and options for tankmixing liquid fertiliser with pesticides. Sluggish lupins: there are quite a few paddocks of lupins that got 5mm rain on them 2 weeks prior to the opening rain, that has caused a loss in vigour and plant numbers. Be mindful that crop competition plays a big part in weed control in lupins. Low vigour crops may need additional attention and possibly second sprays for weeds. Monitor closely. Aphid Antifeed: we often see an influx of aphids in August as temps start to warm up. Adding 200ml of Alphacypermethrin or 12-15ml Trojan to the last spray over the paddock can provide handy protection against aphids. Manganese Sprays : light land lupin growers should be planning to foliar spray Manganese onto 2019 seed paddocks when the pods on the primary stem are 10-15mm in length. With our higher yielding varieties and ever increasing use of limesand, Manganese rich seed is more important than ever. Spray grade Manganese Sulphate is the most cost effective option, and there are also numerous Mn liquid foliar products available. Fungicide in wheat: There are numerous options available now , ranging from Tebuconazole at $2-4/ha, propiconazole @ $3-6/ha, epoxiconazole @ $4-8/ha and Prosaro and Amistar extra at $12-24/ha. With fungicides, you get what you pay for. Proactive use of fungicide is always best, ie. get fungicide in the crop prior to disease ramping up rather than fighting off disease after the fact. Talk to your Agronomist about the best strategy, active and formulation to suit your situation.

05.01.2022 Great Summer Deal!

02.01.2022 Alosca Cashback $$$