For professional agronomic and fertiliser services in Cobden, you can’t go past Webber & Chivell Fertilisers. A family-owned and operated fertiliser business run by locals, we have a unique understanding of what our clients need and how to provide it at the lowest cost possible. Webber and Chivell fertilisers is providing market specific fertiliser products and solutions.
We are a member of the Australian Fertiliser Services Association (AFSA) and our knowledge and experience is backed by relevant industry certifications, including Fertcare and Accu-Spread accreditation. Our fertiliser suppliers understand the day-to-day and seasonal stresses dairy farmers experience. Our methods are backed by the latest scientific research and innovations, implemented by our agronomists.
Our aim is to deliver personalised fertiliser services, maximising pasture production and improving returns through:
Providing top-quality fertilisers, including creation of client-specific blended fertilisers.
Ensuring even fertiliser application across all areas of your farm, for consistent and healthy crop growth.
Understanding your farm through soil tests, farm mapping, nutrient testing and budgeting to increase pasture yields.
We also help dairy farmers manage their fertiliser supplies and spreading by:
Please contact us to find out more about our fertiliser services, available throughout south-western Victoria.
Yes. We have more than 3000 blended fertilisers on record and counting. Talk to us about your specific nitrogen (N), phosphorous (P), potassium (K) and sulfur (S) soil needs and we will create a tailored nutrient budget and tracking system.
Our fertiliser spreaders are independently tested and Fertcare-accredited under the Accu-Spread program. This process ensures we apply the fertiliser at the correct rate evenly across the paddock. We also have nutrient tracking technology in each spreader that tracks which paddocks are spread and what nutrient is applied. A report can be emailed to the customer on completion of the spreading showing a coverage map of the farm.
Ag urea is treated with a urease inhibitor that reduces the nitrogen lost through volatilisation. If straight urea is applied to the paddock and you do not receive adequate rainfall there will be significant nitrogen (N) losses, resulting in less pasture grown. Trial results show using ag urea significantly increases dry matter production and reduces the cost of dry matter grown, compared with conventional urea.
Soil conditioners, like gypsum and agricultural lime are best used before you apply liquid, granular or blended fertilisers. Optimum soil health is an important part of healthy and productive crop growth.
The cheapest form of dry matter is your home-grown fodder. With help from our expert farm mapping services and agronomist team, we can maximise your pasture production and fine-tune your fertiliser system to increase returns.
No. We understand the unique demands on Victoria’s dairy farmers – so our fertiliser business offers special finance options for customers, including tailored payment plans to suit your cashflow.
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