Agronomy Services
Paddock advice
grounded in data.
Independent agronomy for broadacre growers across south-east Queensland and north-west New South Wales.
What we do
Agronomy that works for
your operation.
We work alongside broadacre growers to lift yield, protect margins, and build soil health — without the conflict of interest that comes with selling inputs. Every recommendation stands on its own merit.
Truly independent
No inputs to sell.
No agenda.
Most agronomists earn commissions from the products they recommend. We don't. Dawson Ag charges a flat management fee and nothing else, which means you get advice calibrated to your paddock, not to someone else's margin.
That independence is rare in broadacre agronomy. It's the reason growers across the Darling Downs, Western Downs, and Border Rivers trust us with their most critical decisions.
What we advise on
Broadacre crops
and pastures.
Your grower dashboard
See what your paddock
is telling you.
Every client gets a private dashboard updated after each visit. N budget, soil constraints, and decision timelines — all in one place. No one else offers this in broadacre agronomy.
N Budget
Know your nitrogen before you plant.
Soil test results, mineralisation estimates, and yield targets combine into a single urea rate recommendation. No guessing. No over-application.
Soil Health
Constraints identified before they cost you.
Compaction, sodicity, pH, phosphorus buffering — each constraint tracked across seasons so you can see trends before they become crises.
Decision Windows
The right call at the right time.
Seasonal briefs land before planting. Post-harvest cards summarise what happened and why. You're never making a major decision on memory alone.
How we work
Three ways we
deliver value.
Seasonal Briefs
Pre-plant decision documents
Before every planting window, you receive a written brief covering N budget, variety selection, establishment targets, and contingency options — specific to your paddocks and your season.
Soil Doctor Reports
Branded soil analysis for every paddock
Raw lab data turned into clear, actionable reports. Lime rates, gypsum thresholds, pH trends, and a plain-English summary of what each paddock needs and why.
Paddock Performance Cards
Post-harvest scorecard per paddock
After harvest, you see exactly what each paddock produced, what inputs went in, and how it compared to targets — in a one-page visual format designed to be read in two minutes.
In-field advice
Decisions made
in the paddock.
We don't advise from a desk. Crop inspections, soil sampling, and establishment checks happen on-farm — which means we see what you see and can respond to what's actually in front of us.
The data we gather in the field feeds directly into your dashboard, so nothing is lost between the paddock and the report.
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The agronomist
Jeremy Dawson, CCA.
Jeremy has been advising broadacre growers across the Darling Downs and Western Downs for over a decade. He holds a Certified Crop Adviser (CCA) accreditation and works exclusively in dryland and irrigation broadacre systems.
No input sales. No divided attention across retail and agronomy. Just fieldwork, soil data, and advice that stacks up season after season.
- Certified Crop Adviser (CCA)
- 10+ years broadacre agronomy, QLD and NSW
- Specialises in N management, soil health, and variety selection
Where we work
South-east Queensland
and north-west NSW.
How is Dawson Ag different from a reseller-backed agronomist?
What farm sizes do you work with?
How does the grower dashboard work?
Do you cover NSW as well as Queensland?
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We work across
- Darling Downs
- Western Downs
- Border Rivers
- Granite Belt
- Lockyer Valley
- South Burnett
- Moree to Goondiwindi corridor