Kim Graham — Simple to use trial platform hits the spots
For Kim Graham, farming near Bonnie Rock in Western Australia, the number one risk he has to manage is the medium to l...
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We’ve been in agriculture for nearly 25 years, watching technology revolutionise many parts of the business.
Yet there have only been incremental improvements in both crop protection and fertiliser decisions.
With your help, we’re here to change all that.
The Laconik Solution
Laconik provides technology which enables on-farm trials to be created with ease, data collected efficiently and the analysed results reported back to you on time. We use hardware and software that integrates with modern farm machines to put a trial in a paddock which provides you with the information that matters most.
Laconik easily syncs with the major digital agriculture platforms allowing for the seamless transfer of data required to put a trial in a paddock.
Check for treatment responses remotely. Laconik uses satellite imagery to monitor crops how crops are responding to different treatments during the growing season.
No more demonstration strips through paddocks. Have the confidence to sell your product based on real research collected in replicated trials.
“I think most growers don’t want to run their own fertiliser trials as they don’t have the time to create the system to do so, which is exactly where Laconik fits in for us: they make it simple to run trials.”
Chad Davidson
Grower, Kukerin, WA
Rick Horbury
Bayer, Head of Market Development ANZ
Kim Graham
Bonnie Rock, WA
Matthew Willis
Bayer, Market Development Agronomist
Case Studies
Learn more about how our clients are using on farm trials to make informed decisions.
For Kim Graham, farming near Bonnie Rock in Western Australia, the number one risk he has to manage is the medium to l...
Bayer Crop Science is the global leader in crop protection and its Market Development Team are always on the look-out ...
The Davidson family experiences a lot of variation in yield across their fields, as is the case on every farm. Instead of keeping up the blanket-rate ...