Category: Tech
Selling herbs and counting bees
by Andy Wilson | Oct 3, 2023 | Tech | 0 |
Rocket Seeder has taken on its third group of agriculture-based start-up entrepreneurs, and ANDY...
Read MoreTech tackles farmer health and safety
by Andy Wilson | Sep 13, 2023 | Tech | 0 |
Two Mansfield brothers, who have developed an intuitive device designed to save lives on farms,...
Read MoreFrom petrostate to electrostate
by Carly Marriott | Sep 1, 2023 | Tech | 0 |
If you met Alan Finkel at a backyard barbecue, you may be lost for words once he explained his day...
Read MoreTap into support from mentors
by Andy Wilson | Aug 29, 2023 | Tech | 0 |
Rocket Seeder is a start-up network which provides support to aspiring Victorian entrepreneurs who...
Read MoreRegenerative farms on the map
by Andy Wilson | Aug 10, 2023 | Tech, Uncategorized | 0 |
Outside of Rutherglen, a modest 40 hectare property is beginning to thrive with its organic...
Read MoreRegions are a cauldron of high-tech ideas
by Small Farms | Jul 20, 2023 | Tech | 0 |
Over rolling hills past vineyards, wineries and paddocks filled with newborn lambs, sits a narrow...
Read MoreHarvesting family history
by Carly Marriott | Feb 10, 2023 | Tech | 0 |
An Albury ‘townie’ set out to simply capture her mother’s life story in audio and in the four...
Read MoreSearching for the answers
by Andrew Mole | Dec 5, 2022 | Tech | 0 |
In the digital age anything is possible — who needs farming experience when you have Google and...
Read MoreManagement is dam good
by Daneka Hill | Nov 2, 2022 | Tech | 0 |
Dressed in their best gumboots, Driza-bone coats and mittens, attendees at a recent workshop...
Read MoreCounting sheep
by Small Farms | Jul 4, 2022 | Tech | 0 |
A sheep farmer and a teacher have put their heads together and come up with a clever gadget to...
Read MoreAquatic and agriculture research hubs turn into solar generators
by Small Farms | Dec 11, 2019 | Tech | 0 |
Three NSW government facilities at the forefront of aquatic and agricultural research and development are reducing their dependence on the grid and turning to solar to cut energy consumption and reduce costs.
Read MoreNew joint venture to improve annual legume breeding
by Andrew Mole | Nov 13, 2019 | Tech | 0 |
A 10-year joint venture between The University of Western Australia and PGG Wrightson Seeds has been launched to provide farmers better access to advances in seed technology.
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