Farming for the future with non chemical weed control.

More than 50% of our daily calories coming from three crops rice, wheat and maize. To sustain food for a growing global population, estimated to be 9 billion people by 2050, farmers are continually innovating ways to grow more with less. 

The Problem? Weeds spread by the combine harvester are a real issue

Up to 80% of weed seeds are collected by the combine harvester and spread back on the paddock to grow into weeds next year.

Weeds cost Australian grain growers $3.3 billion a year. 

Read the GRDC Report

The Solution? Emissions control on the combine harvester.

Seed Terminator is a simple attachment to the combine harvester that terminates weed seeds before they become weeds.

Terminating weeds on board the combine harvester means less weeds allowing farmers to grow more food and look after their land for the next generation. 

AGRONOMIC BENEFITS

Interrupt the weed cycle

“It seems crazy that we spend time and money killing weeds all year, only to reward the survivors at harvest and spread them out so we have something to spray next year.”

 - PETER NEWMAN, WESTERN EXTENSION AGRONOMIST

Our Farmers

Josh Lade runs through his 16,000-acre operation in Central Saskatchewan Canada and how the Seed Terminators target the 'incredible hulks' of weeds seeds at harvest.

Our Story

Dr Nick Berry runs through our key focus "what is the most efficient and effective way to kill weed seeds on a combine harvester?"

Our Farmers

Kim Slarke talks about how mechanically controlling weeds helps his family farm

RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT

"Our mission is to empower farmers with technology that can help them feed the world and leave their farm to the next generation in a better state than they found it."

DR NICK BERRY

Dr Nick Berry

Prevention is better than a cure.

Target weed seeds before they grow into weeds.

The Film

Matt & Honni from Ascend Films created this film to show one aspect of what farmers are doing to farm for the future.