CO2 Emissions Reduced by 14%
By employing Just In Time (JIT) arrival, containerships can save their fuel usage and carbon dioxide emissions by 14% per voyage. It's the world's...
AWI Shares Shearing Technology to Senate
For the first time, Australian Wool Innovation has stated that it is considering establishing a shearing technology centre to help address the industry's labour...
Aussie Dried Fruit Industry to be Fully Mechanised
Sultana and currant production has advanced significantly in recent decades, but there is still one aspect of the process that must be done by...
Veracruz Almonds Goes for Blockchain Traceability
Following the use of blockchain at their award-winning plantations in Idanha-a-Nova and Fundo, Portugal, Veracruz Almonds is leading the way in food traceability. This...
Australia a Pioneer in its Commitment to Organic Farming
According to one of the top experts of the organic farming industry worldwide, increasing domestic demand through awareness and certification programmes is necessary for...
Gisborne Growers Attempt to Bring Local Bananas Home
As one drives across the country, one thing becomes clear: there's a lot of farmland in the country. Animals such as cows, sheep, deer,...
Hope Hendra Virus Antibody to Cure Those Exposed to Infected Horses
Two individuals who came into contact with a horse infected with the fatal Hendra virus in Mackay, North Queensland, will undergo an antibody therapy...
What is 3D Printed Beef?
All kinds of worldwide organisations, from Swedish furniture titan Ikea to a Japanese institution that has recreated Wagyu, are tasting three-dimensional printed beef for...
Giant Drone Plants 40,00 Tree Pods a Day
The most recent weapon in the ongoing "battle" in southern Sydney against the imported African olive tree is a giant drone. In the Australian...
Research Helping Agricultural Domain Save Water
Shade netting and high density planting are two water-saving technologies being promoted for Western Australian vegetable and fruit growers. Research results on research projects...