Software Solution Becomes Startup’s Secret Weapon
You generally tend to imagine people working on the soil with their hands, tools, and heavy machinery when you think about farming. Although data...
Orchard Mapping Technology Used for Commercial Purposes
A project will assess the performance of orchard mapping and analysing technologies in Western Australian orchards to see if it has commercial feasibility. The Western...
Can Used Batteries Transform into Fertiliser?
Repurposed batteries might potentially be used as strong fertilisers, combating one of Australia's greatest polluters while also increasing recycling rates. ReNutrients, an eco-company based...
ZAPI GROUP ignites eco-innovation at AGRITECHNICA with electric future for farms
As the world grapples with the pressing challenges of climate change and the increasing demand for sustainable practices, ZAPI GROUP steps into the limelight...
IoT Pest Monitors for Australian Orchards
FMC Corporation, an agribusiness, and RapidAIM, a CSIRO-backed start-up, are preparing to use IoT sensors to monitor insect pests in Australian orchards. RapidAID's digital...
What is the Federal Budget’s Focus on Technological Developments?
Over the next 12 months, the farm sector's need for new technology is set to grow even more. The federal budget proposed by Treasurer...
Are Robots the Perfect Farm Labourers?
When there are serious shortages of workers on the market, may robots be the ideal employees? Marten de Roest makes the joke that they...
Rising Fertiliser Prices Shift Focus to Soil Health
As synthetic fertiliser costs continue to rise, farmers throughout the country are exploring for other alternatives. However, some farmers have abandoned chemical fertilisers in favour...
Are Electric Trucks the Future of all Agricultural Vehicles?
Due to rising fuel expenses, long-haul transportation businesses are looking at the possibilities of electric cars. Janus Electric, which only recently released its road-ready...
Should You Grow Crops Undercover?
Due to the fact that some farmers in the flood zone plant their crops under cover, they were mostly unaffected when lettuce prices spiked...