March 07, 2024

AMPS Research is a proud component of our business. It was developed to provide local, independent research for growers and has a unique funding model. A percentage of our commercial profit from our merchandise stores goes into AMPS Research. With this unique funding model, we have complete autonomy over the trials and research we run, allowing us to be grower-focused and pursue trials that are practical and action-focused.   

Our aim is to help farmers increase profitability, productivity, and sustainability across the region. With a growing team, last year, our Research team planted 15,000 winter crop trial plots and 4,000 summer crop trial plots.   

We want to keep growing this and helping ensure the sustainability and longevity of the industry we love.   

To be an AMPS Research member, we ask you to support our commercial business by shopping with one of our six branches across the North-West at Armatree, Caroona, Gunnedah, Moree, Tamworth and Walgett.   

To find out more, get in touch today. We’d love to hear from you.   


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Proud sponsors of the Australian Cotton Grower of the Year Field Day

January 24, 2026

Hosted by Merrilong Agricultural Company, the 2025 Bayer Cotton Grower of the Year, AMPS is proud to be a platinum sponsor for the event. Registrations now open. 
 
 
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Armatree | Carbon, Farming & Common Cents Workshop

January 18, 2026

AMPS Research will be delivering a series of workshops to get the facts and bust the myths around carbon, emissions and farming. Workshops will be facilitated by Dr. Cassandra Schefe, Principal soil scientist, Cool Soils Initiative

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Carbon, Farming & common cents - Workshop series

August 20, 2025

AMPS Research will be delivering a series of workshops to get the facts and bust the myths around carbon, emissions and farming. Workshops will be facilitated by Dr. Cassandra Schefe, Principal soil scientist, Cool Soils Initiative

 

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