Category: Tech
New joint venture to improve annual legume breeding
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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NSHMP growing by leaps and bounds
More sheep producers have access to carcass data to inform their animal health management strategy than ever before following another growth year for the National Sheep Health Monitoring Project (NSHMP).
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Dunedin company set to prototype world-first sheep facial recognition
The world’s first sheep facial recognition software – which will eliminate the need for costly electronic identification or ear tagging – will be prototyped this year after the company behind it received funding from New Zealand’s innovation agency, Callaghan Innovation
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DIT Technologies launches new smartphone technology
Australia’s leading ag-tech business, DIT Technologies (DIT) today launches Australia’s first remote farming smartphone management platform that allows farmers to manage their farms from the press of a button anywhere in the world on a smartphone.
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Machine learning aims to improve water Management in dryland agricultural ecosystems
Researchers from The University of Western Australia and the University of California have developed a new machine-learning tool that will improve the management, restoration and irrigation of rangeland areas used for grazing.
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Victorian agriculture sector joins C&I rooftop solar rush
One of Victoria’s largest industrial solar power stations has been installed at the high tech Nine Mile Fresh apple processing and packing facility in South East Gippsland.
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New Online Gateway to Organic Industry
Access to the organic industry has just become a lot easier with yesterday’s opening of a...
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The BKT Tire Lineups For Trailers
Designed for the combined use on the road and in the fields, these tires are gentle to the land providing reduced soil compaction while supporting heavy loads even at high speed.
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$10M funding injection to support the eradication of Qfly
Australian research into sterile insect technology has been strengthened through a $10 million collaborative project managed by Hort Innovation, with significant cash contributions by Western Sydney University (WSU) and the Government of South Australia.
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Nuffield Conference: the epicentre of agricultural innovation
An iconic Queensland venue will become a focal point of agribusiness activity from the 17 to 19 of September, as more than 300 of our nation’s best and brightest in farming come together for the 2019 Nuffield Australia National Conference.
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Growers invited to get hands dirty at soils forums
Grain growers in Western Australia’s southern cropping regions are invited to attend hands-on events where they can review locally relevant and practical ways of addressing soil constraints on their properties.
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Beef boning automation set to transform red meat processing
Australia’s red meat industry is set to benefit from the establishment of the world’s first beef boning automation research and development room, as the industry looks to reduce processing costs and increase boning room yield efficiency.
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