Better Pastures,
Quantifiable Carbon.

We develop responsible and sustainable pasture-based solutions to maximise grazing productivity and profitability.

Helping farmers maximise their productivity, profitability and sustainablity

Since 2008, our family-owned agribusiness, Agrimix, has partnered with Australia’s top researchers and farmers to turn science into solutions that help farmers make better decisions about their pastures.

SCIENCE

We start with science to lead the way, the right way

DEMONSTRATIONS

Learning from our experts through the Agrimix field days

PERFORMANCE

Focused on maximising establishment and productivity improvement 

CARBON

Optimising value through on-farm carbon management

Driving pasture productivity
with science and integrity

Grow your business with Agrimix Products

Learn more about our products, services and how we can work together to benefit your business. 

Australia’s #1 Desmanthus. Highly palatable, high in protein, large dry matter production, deep tap roots, nitrogen delivery and strong drought tolerance.

Agrimix is developing a new way to quantify soil carbon improvements through better pasture and management practices.

Agrimix has an extensive R&D program underway to develop new legumes and tree species for pasture land across Australia.

Agrimix is continually innovating, investing heavily in applied R&D to improve grazing pasture outcomes. R&D project underway looking at new ways to increase productivity of legumes through rhizobia. 

Masters of Pastures

Justin Kirkby

Justin Kirkby purchased a run down farm in 2005. Learn how he has worked to regenerate it back to all perennial pastures…

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What's your soil temp running at?

Ours is still too low — not close to sowing yet. That matters because tropicals are warm-season plants. Sow too cold and most will still germinate, but slowly. Weak seedlings that struggle to establish, and can leave you with a patchy stand.

But temp only tells you when you could sow. Not whether the paddock's ready.

That's the bit that comes first — amendments, nutrients, weeds, species and rate, seed lined up. None of it depends on soil temp, and most of it takes time.

Book a pasture planning conversation with Agrimix Agronomic Services — link in bio.

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