This case study explores the application of Controlled Release Fertilisers (CRF) in oil palm plantations in Papua New Guinea, focusing on how the approach improves nutrient efficiency and operational performance under challenging tropical conditions.

This case study explores the performance of Controlled Release Fertilisers (CRF) in matured oil palm plantations on peat soils in Sarawak, where nutrient leaching and moisture variability present key limitations to conventional fertiliser practices.

Evaluation of Controlled Release Fertiliser (CRF) in oil palm pre-nursery systems in Sabah focuses on nutrient efficiency, early-stage plant growth, and consistency under controlled nursery conditions. It assesses how sustained nutrient release supports uniform development during the critical establishment phase.

This development aims to assess the effectiveness of integrated irrigation and fertigation systems in optimising water and nutrient delivery for greenhouse tomato production and improving production consistency.

This study evaluates precision drip irrigation as a controlled irrigation strategy to improve water distribution accuracy, nutrient efficiency, and physiological performance in durian cultivation. It also examines how precise irrigation delivery supports more uniform growth while reducing resource wastage.

Evaluation of a golf course irrigation system focuses on improving precision water delivery, supporting turf health, and ensuring consistent playing conditions. It also considers how controlled irrigation contributes to better performance under varying environmental conditions.