Aug 29, 2020
Ag Tech Sunday - John Deere wants 5G to connect the land, not just the people
Read the original article here. In the competitive US wireless market, operators typically use population covered, or POPs, as a measurement to showcase how pervasive their 5G network is across the country. But for a company like…
Aug 29, 2020
Ag Tech Sunday - Can big brands like McDonald's be global leaders in sustainability?
By AgThenticListen to the Agtech So What? podcast featuring Nicole Johnson-Hoffman. She is a trailblazer in the global meat industry. She defended it (when no one else would) in the infamous American beef feud with Oprah in the late…
Aug 29, 2020
Ag Tech Sunday - Taking a single shot at weeds
By Cindy Benjamin - WeedsmartAs farmers get their hands on fast and accurate weed mapping technology, the frequency of blanket herbicide spraying can be greatly reduced. With an accurate digital map that shows where the weeds are…
Aug 29, 2020
Ag Tech Sunday - Using your data for Farm risk management
By AgriwebbManaging a farm business means learning to deal with uncertainty. The most successful farmers know how to mitigate risks and seize opportunities, whether that means destocking ahead of drought, or improving herd genetics…
Aug 29, 2020
Ag Tech Sunday - Indigo back new Digital Agronomy Assistant Diploma
By Indigo Ag Indigo Ag, a company dedicated to harnessing nature to sustainably feed the planet, with support from the State of Tennessee’s Department of Economic & Community Development, today introduced a first of its kind Digital…
Aug 29, 2020
Ag Tech Sunday - Sunsetting one product as another takes off
By AgVendAgVend, the leader in powering the omnichannel experience in agriculture, announced today they will be sunsetting their initial product, the AgVend.com Marketplace on September 30th. The news comes on the back of rapid adoption…
Aug 29, 2020
Ag Tech Sunday - Farms of the Future pilot program to showcase Ag Tech
By NSW GovernmentThe NSW Government is running a Farms of the Future pilot program on three farms around regional NSW.The Farms of the Future pilot program will showcase the benefits and opportunities agricultural technology (ag tech)…
Aug 29, 2020
Ag Tech Sunday - Ag Tech: what works and what doesn't?
By Ivanov Igor - GamayaI am a CFO and co-founder of a Swiss AgTech company Gamaya. At Gamaya we develop digital agronomy products based on remote sensing technologies (RGB, multispectral and proprietary hyperspectral imagery), agronomy…
Aug 29, 2020
Ag Tech Sunday - Precision Ag for Livestock
By Janette Barnard - Prime FutureSee the original post hereHere’s a quote from an AgFunder article about precision ag adoption rates:“Farmers’ interest in precision ag is divided into four categories: the top 1-2% who will try anything,…
Aug 29, 2020
Ag Tech Sunday - Where do I start with Farm IoT (Internet of Things)
By Hamish Munro - PairtreeMany farmers are struggling to keep up with; and understand the fast moving complexities that Smart farms can offer. The old adage of “how do you eat an elephant” applies within this case. “You just start”,…
Aug 28, 2020
Ashrose Ram Sale result
These results are bought to you by www.studstocksales.com, follow them on Twitter here or Facebook here ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- …
Aug 28, 2020
Ironbark, ANC, Ticoba Simbrahs and Choice Bull Sale results
These results are bought to you by www.studstocksales.com, follow them on Twitter here or Facebook here ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- …
Aug 28, 2020
Dunoon, Cree Pastoral and Royalla Bull Sales results
These results are bought to you by www.studstocksales.com, follow them on Twitter here or Facebook here ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- …
Aug 27, 2020
The five ‘pillars’ of Crop competition against weeds
By Nicole Baxter for the GRDCView the original article hereOn the back of increasing levels of herbicide resistance, researchers say crop competition can be used more effectively to manage in-crop weeds.University of Adelaide associate…
Aug 27, 2020
Lamb prices bounce sharply at Wagga Wagga
Yarding - 32,850 (-1850).Lambs - 26,600 (-1400).Sheep - 6250 (-450).Lamb supplies declined, however, new season lamb numbers jumped up to 14,500. Quality was excellent over old trade and heavy lamb categories, with most lambs grain…
Aug 27, 2020
Rennylea, Futurity, Gilmandyke and Talbalba Bull Sales results
These results are bought to you by www.studstocksales.com, follow them on Twitter here or Facebook here ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- …
Aug 27, 2020
Another week, another tough day at the office for the Australian wool market
By Tom Rookyard & Michael McManus - AuctionsplusAnother week, another tough day at the office for the Australian wool market. The AWEX EMI lost 16c over the week to close off at 929c, or in US doller terms the indicator fell to 671c.…
Aug 27, 2020
Value adding Lupins in WA
By RabobankLupin growers Rob and Tanya Kitto are introducing consumers to a whole new range of healthy and delicious foods.Their local operation, Erangy Spring Farm, covers 11,000 hectares near Geraldton in Western Australia, where…
Aug 26, 2020
Fodder Industry head (AFIA) John McKew resigns
By AFIAPlease be advised that John McKew has resigned from his position as AFIA CEO effective as of 21st August 2020.The Chair and Directors of AFIA would like to acknowledge the positive contribution made by John to the organisation…
Aug 26, 2020
Future’s looks bright for young Dairy Farmer Andrew Gray
By Dairy AustraliaEchunga’s (SA) Andrew Gray has received a further agriculture scholarship that will help progress his steadily growing career, having been named as a winner in the 2020 AgriFutures Horizon Scholarship line-up.In…
