All posts tagged "Technology"

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  Products

  Honda unveil electric power unit prototype ‘eGX’

  Honda have unveiled the first prototype of the eGX – an electrified power unit developed for commercial-grade work equipment – at the...

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  Uncategorized

  Tech in Ag: Are we ready?

  Adoption of emerging technologies in Australian agriculture is expanding at a rate faster than the consumer’s capacity to understand the opportunities –...

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  Whos Who

  The time is now

  Practical AgTech for the future of horticulture, robots, automation and blockchain are promising to revolutionise farming forever.

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  Must See

  New tool for wine exporters

  Wine Australia has launched ‘Market Explorer’ – an online, interactive tool for current and potential wine exporters, providing unprecedented access to export...

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  Farm Management

  Wild Dog Alert prototype sends first text alerts

  The Wild Dog Alert ‘SMS 4G camera trap system’ has been turned on for testing, and in its first night has identified...

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  Must See

  New start-up sets sights on fruit fly

  The Government is helping Australian farmers through a new tech start-up taking aim at Australia’s biggest biosecurity barrier to trade: the fruit...

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  News and Views

  AgHack generates digital solutions to agricultural issues

  Innovative Western Australian ICT experts gathered in Perth for an agriculture hackathon, to seek new digital solutions to drive growth and keep...

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  Must See

  Fourth round of Mobile Black Spot funding welcomed

  The announcement by the Federal Government that there will be a fourth round of the Mobile Black Spot Program has been welcomed...

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  Must See

  New high-tech drones target Aussie vineyards

  Drones equipped with machine learning and hyperspectral cameras could become a new weapon for the grape industry.

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  Rural

  Farming drone imagery often inaccurate

  Farmers should be cautious of drone imagery being offered by rogue operators, researchers have warned.