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Case study

Urea Plus in the paddock: Horsham, 2026

A grower near Horsham, Victoria, is using Urea Plus on barley and wheat in the 2026 season, applied at the same rate as conventional urea.

What the grower is doing

The grower applied Urea Plus to barley and wheat at the same rate as they would apply conventional urea. The wheat was also treated with LCF’s newly developed Prawn Extract Amino Concentrate.

The photos below were taken during the 2026 season. They show the crops as they were growing. They are not a comparison and do not show a result.

Status

Results pending: harvest 2026

The crops are still growing. We will publish results after harvest 2026. Until then, we make no claim about yield, quality or any other result, and the photos are not a comparison.

At a glance

Location
Near Horsham, Victoria
Season
2026
Crops
Barley and wheat
Nitrogen product
Urea Plus, applied at the same rate as conventional urea
Also applied to the wheat
LCF’s newly developed Prawn Extract Amino Concentrate
Results
Pending: to be published after harvest 2026

Photos from the paddock

  • Aerial view of a large green barley paddock with a farm shed, a row of silos and a gravel yard in one corner, and a road running along the edge
    Barley grown with Urea Plus near Horsham, Victoria, in the 2026 season. Results will be published after harvest 2026. Photo: LCF Australia.
  • Ground-level view across a dense green barley crop stretching to a flat horizon under a blue sky with white clouds
    Barley grown with Urea Plus near Horsham, Victoria, 2026, seen from ground level. Results will be published after harvest 2026. Photo: LCF Australia.
  • A man in a grey jumper and jeans, face not shown, holding a bunch of young green wheat plants upside down by their root balls of red-brown soil, beside a wheat crop
    Wheat plants lifted with their roots and soil, near Horsham, Victoria, 2026. This wheat was grown with Urea Plus and also treated with LCF’s newly developed Prawn Extract Amino Concentrate. Photo: LCF Australia.
  • Aerial view of a rectangular green wheat paddock with wheel tracks, a few trees and a small dam, bordered by tracks, other paddocks and a road
    Aerial view of the same wheat paddock near Horsham, Victoria, 2026. Results will be published after harvest 2026. Photo: LCF Australia.

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