All posts tagged "Technology"

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  News and Views

  Artificial intelligence to help weed out pests

  The development of an artificially intelligent weapon to help in the fight against Australia’s $5 billion weed scourge will receive $1.97 million...

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  News and Views

  Smart Farms Small Grants support big ideas

  Farmers with clever, sustainable agriculture ideas can turn them into reality by applying for grants of up to $50,000 under Round three...

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  News and Views

  Podcast boom from farm to phone – the new way to hear rural stories

  The popularity of podcasts is booming, with research showing one in three people are tuning in to their favourite podcasts – and...

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  Must See

  Community-led deer monitoring via DeerScan

  A new feature of the popular Centre for Invasive Species Solutions FeralScan digital community surveillance program, DeerScan, has had more than 1,700...

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  Must See

  Finding the ‘needle in a haystack’ with new portable DNA device

  A new smart-phone sized technology to quickly sequence DNA is being tested by University of Canberra researchers, through the Centre for Invasive...

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  Must See

  World-first mango auto-harvester

  CQUniversity has built the world’s first mango auto-harvester, with field trials at Yeppoon of the first prototype achieving a 75 per cent...

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  Uncategorized

  Honey and money

  Bee venom that can be used for cosmetics, pharmaceuticals and research into dementia, HIV and arthritis can now be easily and profitably...

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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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  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.