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Expressions of Interest are now open for Round 2 of the Australian Government’s On Farm Connectivity Program (OFCP).Read now
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METOS weather station case study
In modern farming, precise weather measurement is crucial. Farmers face challenges like precise sowing windows, moisture availability, rain forecasts, disease pressures, and spray conditions—all tied to weather. Peter McMahon at Euroley NSW, uses hyperlocal weather forecasts and soil moisture data from METOS to manage his farm remotely.Read now -
Can technology reduce your risk of becoming a victim of crime?
Rural crime offenders see rural landowners as vulnerable, easy targets and a low risk of them being caught. Let’s change that. We would like to encourage landowners to work with Police to increase the risk that the criminal will be targeted by the Rural Crime Prevention Team.Read now -
Discover the Future of Livestock Weighing: Optiweigh's New Sheep Version Unveiled
Read nowDebuting at the 2024 Henty Machinery Field Days, Optiweigh unveils its new sheep in-paddock weighing system. This innovation extends the benefits of automated weighing to sheep farms nationwide, optimising operations with real-time weight data. By reducing labour and stress-related weight loss, it enhances decision-making regarding nutrition and health, ultimately boosting livestock productivity and environmental sustainability.
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Climate-Smart Agriculture Program – Small Grants Round 1
Read nowFor this grant opportunity (Round 1), up to $4.33 million (GST exclusive) is available over 2 years from 2024–25 to 2025–26.The minimum grant amount is $10,000 (GST exclusive)
The maximum grant amount is $100,000 (GST exclusive)
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The Crucial Role of Agtech Training
In the rapidly evolving landscape of agriculture, farmers are increasingly recognising the transformative potential of agricultural technology (Agtech) to enhance efficiency and productivity. As our farms embrace the digital era, it is crucial for farmers to receive comprehensive training that empowers them to fully leverage the potential of Agtech.Read now -
Successful Grant Applicants Announced
Read nowWe’re excited to share that 375 successful recipients will be receiving a total of $9.7 million in funding through the Farms of the Future grant program. These funds will be utilised to procure approved connectivity solutions and cutting-edge digital Agtech...
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Agtech Alley 2023 at the Australian National Field Days
Agtech Alley showcased 20 leading suppliers under one roof and hosted over 25 guest speakers along with panel discussions. This drew in a varied audience interested in exploring solutions for improving on-farm connectivity and Agtech Devices. Over 25 speakers shared their expertise.Read now -
How to export a map from Google Earth in 5 easy steps
Read nowOpen Google Earth Pro Zoom into a view of your farm Select the print button from the tool bar Edit your details and customise your legend Select "Save PDF" and rename your file and save to your computer Watch How...
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Get Ahead with INCYT'S One-Hour Smart Farm Planning Session
Read nowCome on Board with INCYT AgricultureWhether you first met INCYT in our mobile Discovery Centre at one of our Road Show events, or you picked out an INCYT product in the AgTech catalogue, we want you to know that we...
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Experience the Agtech Revolution: Smart Pump Solutions to Boost Your Farm's Productivity.
Read nowIntroducing D Connect, a revolutionary IoT-enabled pressure pump system designed to transform farming. Offering real-time monitoring of water usage and pump performance to predictive analytics that prevent irrigation issues, this technology propels agricultural technology to the next level. D Connect enables farmers to cultivate high-quality crops more efficiently, fostering a proactive and productivity-oriented approach to agriculture. With D Connect, you can seize the opportunity to revolutionise your farming operations, embrace Agtech, leverage IoT, and usher in a new era of farming efficiency.
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Understanding how inversion towers help farmers manage herbicide spraying
Are you a farmer who relies on herbicides to manage weeds in your crops? If so, you'll want to know about the latest cutting-edge technology that can help you manage the risks associated with herbicide spraying. Inversion towers are world-first towers that monitor weather conditions in real-time, providing farmers with crucial information about hazardous temperature inversions that can impact the effectiveness and safety of herbicide spraying. By using inversion towers, farmers can avoid wasting time and money on ineffective spraying, reduce the risk of harm to the environment and human health, and increase productivity and competitiveness. Read on to discover how inversion towers can benefit your farm and the wider agricultural industry.Read now