Jul 31, 2020
Ag Tech Sunday - John Deere unlocking greater value for its customers
By Ganesh Jayaram - Vice President, Information Technology at John DeereSee the original article hereLast month, we shared the exciting next evolution of John Deere’s operating model that builds on our fundamental manufacturing strengths…
Jul 31, 2020
Ag Tech Sunday - Ag Inputs Distribution: Is E-commerce the only way to go to digital?
By Fabiane Astolpho - Market Research and Market Access specialized in Brazilian Agribusiness.See the original article hereWith all the current social isolation and the obligation of being efficient, we (re)discovered and (re)evaluated…
Jul 31, 2020
Ag Tech Sunday - Growers Edge announces the close of a $40 million Series B
By Growers EdgeGrowers Edge just announced the close of a $40 million Series B round of financing to accelerate the development and market penetration of its innovative financial technology products, solutions and tools for the ag…
Jul 31, 2020
Ag Tech Sunday - Ag Tech intelligence company Taranis raises $30 million
By TaranisTaranis’ system analyzes ultra-high-resolution images of crops to detect early signs of diseases, insect infestations, nutrient deficiencies, water damage, and other risk factorsTel Aviv-based agricultural intelligence company…
Jul 31, 2020
Sara Park and Marcella Bull Sale results
These results are bought to you by www.studstocksales.com, follow them on Twitter here or Facebook here Sara Park Angus Bull Sale, NSW - 28/28 bulls sold to $11,000 (Lot 2A. Sara Park…
Jul 31, 2020
Lawson, Knowla and Minnie-Vale Bull Sale results
These results are bought to you by www.studstocksales.com, follow them on Twitter here or Facebook here Lawsons Angus Roma Bull Sale, QLD - 71/71 bulls sold to $11,000 twice (Lot 25.…
Jul 31, 2020
We are our own worst enemy, both in Covid and in business
By Nathan Scott - Achieve AgSee the original article hereIn just about all parts of our lives we are our own worst enemies. Take the current Covid 19 situation in Victoria. The only reason hotel quarantine was required, was because…
Jul 31, 2020
Trust: easy to lose, hard to get back
By Robbie Sefton - Managing Director, Seftons, Advocate for rural, regional and remote Australia, Strategic Advisor, Commentator, Board MemberWe've heard a lot about rural industries’ "social licence" over the past few years. What…
Jul 30, 2020
Texas Angus Bull Sale result
These results are bought to you by www.studstocksales.com, follow them on Twitter here or Facebook here Texas Angus had demand for bulls from four states resulted in a 100% clearance…
Jul 30, 2020
LoadPilot.com.au to integrate into Loadshift
By LoadshiftLoadPilot.com.au was launched on September 24 2014, some 7 years after Loadpoint's flagship site Loadshift.com.au. It was designed to work for Pilots as Loadshift works for Carriers - connecting Pilots with Carriers of…
Jul 30, 2020
Market kicks with some good signals at Wagga Wagga
Yarding - 32,250 (+6520).Lambs - 30,000 (+8000).Sheep - 5250 (-1750).Lamb supplies increased and new season lamb numbers jumped up to 6,000. Quality was excellent over trade and heavy lamb categories, with most lambs grain assisted…
Jul 30, 2020
Roemahkita, Brimanna and Dalveen Ram Sale results
These results are bought to you by www.studstocksales.com, follow them on Twitter here or Facebook here Roemahkita Poll Merino Stud Ram Sale, SA - 91/110 rams sold to $8250 (to GS Keatley,…
Jul 29, 2020
Innovative weed management tactics for mixed Farming systems
By Toni Somes - GRDCAn innovative long-term research project investigating weed management strategies for no-till and mixed farming systems in southern Australia has identified some novel and effective tactics for growers to implement…
Jul 29, 2020
Mixed cropping conditions across the country
By Matt Wallis - AWBThe theme of rainfall continues to dominate conversations across the Port Kembla zone with up to 25mm falling through the northern half of the zone over the weekend just been. Data is currently showing near 80%…
Jul 28, 2020
Lowest numbers at Ballarat for a long time but prices picked up in places
Yarding - 5,700 (-6143).Lambs - 3900 (-7140).Sheep - 1800 (+997).Numbers were at the lowest for a very long time at Ballarat today, agents drew for 3,900 lambs. The quality was plain to good, with quite a few clean up pens and not…
Jul 28, 2020
Where Australian Grain is stored
By Farm AdviceWhere do you store your grain? 41% of Australian grain is stored in a silo as the most accessible and safe option with the other options either in a bunker or grain bag.Bunkers have proved their worth over recent years…
Jul 28, 2020
The Farm Tender Hay Report – August a Crucial Month
August a Crucial MonthFor the fortnight up to the 28th of July, 2020.I went for a "Crop inspection" through one of the key Hay growing areas in Victoria, the Wimmera/Mallee, two weekends ago now. What I saw was plenty of potential,…
Jul 28, 2020
Grain Report - Black Sea wheat production stabilises…
Harvest of this season’s Black Sea winter crop is progressing well with yields steadily improving as headers move north. However, hot and extremely dry weather across Siberia, and the neighbouring cropping regions of Kazakhstan, in…
Jul 27, 2020
Observations of an Agribusiness Debt Advisor
By Ian Robinson - Robinson SewellThanks to quantitative easing measures, borrowing rates out to 3 years has dropped dramatically. Both in terms of cost of funds for banks (and to some specialised lenders) and to borrowers.This may…
Jul 27, 2020
USDA shows price impact of COVID-19 on food items
By Matt Dalgleish - Manager, Commodity Market Insights. Thomas Elder Markets (TEM)USDA shows price impact of COVID-19 on food items at the retail level. Disruption to supply chain effecting most, particularly beef.
