Jul 20, 2020
We know education is crucial - but what education should we value most?
By John Gladigau - Executive Director at Bulla Burra Operations Pty LtdOkay – I am going to level with you. I’m not very smart – at least that is what society tells me.I left school after Year 10 when I was 15 years old and came home…
Jul 18, 2020
Ag Tech Sunday - Enabling remote monitoring and control of devices in agricultural operations with Inmarsat
By Steven Tompkins, Director of Agriculture and Rail, Inmarsat EnterpriseSee the original article hereIndustries across the world are innovating at a record pace, harnessing technologies to solve historic challenges and revolutionise…
Jul 18, 2020
Ag Tech Sunday - How IoT Is Beneficial to the Modern Farming Industry
By Koyel GhoshSee the original article hereSmart farming, using advanced IoT technologies, helps farmers reduce waste and increase productivity.In a milieu, when we are thrust in a situation where we must produce more food with fewer…
Jul 18, 2020
Ag Tech Sunday - $21 million reason to get educated in Ag Tech
By Olds CollegeThe Government Of Alberta announced today that Olds College will receive more than $21 million in capital maintenance and renewal funding to redevelop two existing buildings on campus in support of new technology programming…
Jul 18, 2020
AG Tech Sunday - A journey from Ag to tech, to Ag Tech
By AgriwebbSee the original article hereAn early start in agribusinessFrom trading cattle as a teenager to organising tech conferences in Europe, Josh Collins’ broad range of experience makes him well suited to serve as AgriWebb’s…
Jul 18, 2020
Ag Tech Sunday - Using satellite communications in a post-pandemic world
By Steven Tompkins, Director of Agriculture and Rail, Inmarsat EnterpriseSee the original article hereIndustries across the world are beginning to emerge into a ‘new normal’ following the impact of COVID-19 and are reflecting on how…
Jul 18, 2020
Ag Tech Sunday - How John Deere got good at AI
By Karen FieldSee the original article herePoised for prime time and now enabled by the Industrial IoT, AI and machine learning offer manufacturers and industrial equipment makers the potential to tap into a rich stream of information…
Jul 18, 2020
Ag Tech Sunday - Agriculture Experts in the Digital Age
By Patrick Walther - AGvisorPROOur brains start from scratch when we are born. While our parents’ generation had the opportunity to be generalists, our generation must be more specialized within our knowledge as the information in…
Jul 18, 2020
Ag Tech Sunday - Sharing the “Why” Behind Your Digital Strategy
By Alexander Reichert - AgvendYou have made the decision that your ag retail business will implementa digital strategy. Embracing digital tools can significantly improve the experience for your customers and deliver efficiencies across…
Jul 18, 2020
Ag Tech Sunday - Supporting growers with technology
By AgworldChallenge - The Elders agronomy team aims to provide a high-quality service to their clients that helps these growers be as profitable as possible. Elders were looking for a digital platform that enables their agronomists…
Jul 16, 2020
Bowen, Barana, Rayleigh and Heart Bull sale results
These results are bought to you by www.studstocksales.com, follow them on Twitter here or Facebook here Bowen Stud Cattle Bull Sale, NSW - 38/38 Poll Hereford bulls sold to $16,000 (Lot…
Jul 16, 2020
John Deere enhances integrated AutoTrac guidance
By John DeereJohn Deere has enhanced the integrated technology available in its updated 5R and 6M Utility Tractors to give customers an easy, cost-effective way to view AutoTrac™ Automated Guidance System information without having…
Jul 16, 2020
Numbers lifted and so did the prices at this week Wagga Wagga market
Yarding - 35,520 (+18,220).Lambs - 30,500 (+16,700).Sheep - 5020 (+1520).Numbers lifted due lamb prices gaining momentum at other selling centres. Quality was very good to outstanding over trade and heavy lamb categories, with most…
Jul 15, 2020
Australian dairy industry as a whole has risen over the past 12 months
By Maxum FoodsThe National Dairy Farmer Survey, conducted annually by Dairy Australia, has confirmed that farmer confidence in their own businesses and the future of the Australian dairy industry as a whole has risen over the past…
Jul 14, 2020
Confidence restored after consistent rainfall
By Matt Wallis - AWBFriday saw the release of the July USDA World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates reporting in line with the market’s expectations following on from the June stocks and acreage report. Overall, the global…
Jul 14, 2020
Market stronger for Lambs at Ballarat
Yarding - 9057 (+760).Lambs - 7751 (+1215).Sheep - 1306 (-455).Lambs supply was low this week at 7,700. The quality was mixed with a small selection of well finished off grain short skinned lambs offered, again not all the usual buying…
Jul 14, 2020
There’s optimism and appetite for investment in the Ag sector
By CBAOpportunity for agribusinesses to capitalise on positive outlook.While the impacts of coronavirus have been widespread across the economy, the outlook for many parts of Australia’s agribusiness sector is strong and growing,…
Jul 14, 2020
By the Truckloads
By RabobankTruckloads and truckloads of produce – from chillies and avocadoes to onions, beetroot and herbs – roll out of the loading docks of the family-owned business in Bundaberg every day.While much of it is consumed fresh, much…
Jul 14, 2020
The Farm Tender Hay Report – New season Hay price predictions not bright
New season Hay price predictions not brightFor the fortnight up to the 15th of July, 2020.Prices slipped in the last fortnight with all Cereal Hay selling under the $200/mt mark. This has been a Winter like no other as far as demand…
Jul 13, 2020
Grain Report - Global Wheat production on the decline…
While still a record, it appears that global wheat production for the 2020/21 season may have peaked as the crop comes under yield pressure in a number of the major producers.The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) released…
