Case IH AFS Harvest Command reduces grain loss for first time operator
Case IH is introducing it’s AFS Harvest Command automation to many first-time operators with great success
Serafin adds more models to the sell-out Ultisow Hi Lift seeder range
Providing a full extra metre of underbar clearance makes the Ultisow Hi Lift a breeze to setup and maintain
BKT Agrimax V-Flecto tyre range now offers more sizes
BKT has a release schedule to add four more sizes to its V-Flecto range of tyres for high-horsepower tractors
Bogballe M-Line spreaders offer up to 6000kg product capacities with continued spreader innovation
Bogballe increased promised capacity. Efficiency and accuracy with its latest lines of mounted fertiliser spreaders
Mungbean is a crop many Summer growers will rely on for some instant cash
Munbean is proving to be a high-value summer legume crop, already returning an average of $1100 per tonne to growers with even higher yields planned
Crop genes could be altered to withstand much hotter and drier conditions from climate change
How much can you bend the crop enzyme trail – scientists will find out with research into developing tougher genes
Yorke Peninsular Field Days now registered for Austrade Events scheme rebate
Yorke Peninsular Field Days now registered for Austrade Events scheme rebate
John Deere expands its reach with a range of model releases for 2021 that will be hard to beat
John Deere throws down the gauntlet to all farm machinery contenders with a range of models that will entice buyers with other badge loyalty to defect
Steketee enjoys full order books for start of 2021 season
Lemken subsidiary Steketee is reporting record demand for its pesticide-free weed control solutions
John Deere MD says local farming is on the cusp of a technology driven new frontier
John Deere Australia and New Zealand Managing Director, Luke Chandler shares his firm belief agriculture will expand through technology
Dairy farm cash incomes remain relatively high at an average of $190,000 in 2020-21
It’s good news for Dairy farmers on the move as cash incomes have shot up dramatically since 2018-19 when the average was just $120,450.
Surging Chinese demand for liquid milk boosts export opportunities for some
Chinese consumption of liquid milk rose strongly in 2020 and is expected to continue growing over the coming decade With continued demand for liquid milk
Agrison allegedly misled tractor buyers about warranty and aftersales services
The ACCC has instituted Federal Court proceedings against AA Machinery Pty Ltd (trading as Agrison), alleging it made false or misleading representations about the warranties and after-sales services available to its customers, in breach of the Australian Consumer Law.
AGIC Asia conference 2021 to reach Asian feed and whole grain buyers
The Australian Grain Industry Conference 2021, AGIC Asia, will be held virtually in 2021 on Wednesday 3 March 2021. Registration
Agronomists learn tips for difficult conversations with growers in the paddock at series of workshops
Early career agronomists graduate from university well-armed with crop and paddock knowledge, but handling difficult conversations with clients is a
IDF International Cheese Science and Technology Symposium will reveal expert insights into cheese
The International Dairy Federation (IDF) has announced further details on the program for the IDF International Cheese Science and Technology
Care A2+ infant and toddler formula maker secures AU$50 million in growth capital
Care A2 Plus, the manufacturer of Care A2+, Australia’s first infant and toddler formula using single sourced milk from Australian
Research method reveals significant reduction in carbon footprint of pig farms
The carbon footprint of pig farming has reduced by almost 40% over the last 20 years, according to a
Research method reveals significant reduction in carbon footprint of pig farms
The Queensland Farmers’ Federation (QFF) has partnered with Airbnb to sow the seeds of opportunity and grow the state’s emerging
Webfleet Solutions next-generation PRO Driver Terminal offers fleet management with Google Services
The new PRO 8475 Driver Terminal is equipped with advanced hardware technologies that enable fleet operators to improve workflow efficiency,
Case IH AFS Harvest Command reduces grain loss for first time operator
Case IH is introducing it’s AFS Harvest Command automation to many first-time operators with great success
Steketee enjoys full order books for start of 2021 season
Lemken subsidiary Steketee is reporting record demand for its pesticide-free weed control solutions
Serafin adds more models to the sell-out Ultisow Hi Lift seeder range
Providing a full extra metre of underbar clearance makes the Ultisow Hi Lift a breeze to setup and maintain
Mungbean is a crop many Summer growers will rely on for some instant cash
Munbean is proving to be a high-value summer legume crop, already returning an average of $1100 per tonne to growers with even higher yields planned
Crop genes could be altered to withstand much hotter and drier conditions from climate change
How much can you bend the crop enzyme trail – scientists will find out with research into developing tougher genes
Macadamia species that was critically endangered becomes a plant supermodel
One of the world’s rarest tree species has been transformed into a sophisticated model that researchers say is the future of plant research “Macadamia jansenii
Virtual fencing targets weed control and is able to minimise grazing impacts
Novel research is examining virtual fencing technology as a farm automation tool that utilises livestock grazing for targeted weed control
Nutrien Classic leads the way for successful events in 2021
For anyone still pondering whether to hold their event in 2021, look no further than the successful Nutrien Classic just wrapping up at Tamworth NSW
Troy Animal Healthcare inks deal to acquire sheep health products from Elanco
Australian-owned company Troy Animal Healthcare is acquiring a range of products from multinational Elanco Animal Health in a deal that will bring onshore the manufacture of a number of Elanco’s sheep livestock brands.
Europe’s biggest livestock show returns in 2021
Held in Clermont-Ferrand, in the heart of French grassland country, Sommet De L’Elevage is Europe’s leading livestock shows and makes its return in October 2021.
The NDE range offers a TMR feed mixer to suit every size of budget and operation
All NDE models will accept the largest round or square bale and process it quickly, while high capacity models will hold up to six large
Stubble grazing calculator predicts nutritional value for livestock
The nutritional value of crop stubble for grazing sheep has been reassessed for the first time in 25 years.
John Deere expands its reach with a range of model releases for 2021 that will be hard to beat
John Deere throws down the gauntlet to all farm machinery contenders with a range of models that will entice buyers with other badge loyalty to defect
Bogballe M-Line spreaders offer up to 6000kg product capacities with continued spreader innovation
Bogballe increased promised capacity. Efficiency and accuracy with its latest lines of mounted fertiliser spreaders
BKT Agrimax V-Flecto tyre range now offers more sizes
BKT has a release schedule to add four more sizes to its V-Flecto range of tyres for high-horsepower tractors
This RoGator 1100C with a smart drive system cuts back on operator input and improves spray accuracy
Busy NSW contractor praises the strength and reliability of Croplands RoGators to get the job done
SDLG L958F wheel loader is a capable all-rounder
A simple and robust build are the keys to the reliability of SDLG loaders in tough Australian conditions and make them a cost-effective option
Deere leads the sales charge as it re-organises its Ag and turf divisions for top results
The one advantage farm machinery makers have over most segments is a buyer group that treats COVID-19 with disdain and keeps inventory purchases moving forward
John Deere MD says local farming is on the cusp of a technology driven new frontier
John Deere Australia and New Zealand Managing Director, Luke Chandler shares his firm belief agriculture will expand through technology
Schütz square SQ2 drum has been a transport game-changer
The Schütz SQ2 drum delivers more efficiency in logistics, safe application and resource conservation
Agri exporters encouraged to look for new market opportunities
Exploring additional export opportunities has never been more critical for Australia’s major agri sectors, as the industry continues to enjoy one of its most successful years on record
PEER bearings are found in leading agricultural product ranges
PEER Bearing knows that bearings used in disc harrows, planters, harvesters and balers are expected to perform in the harshest environments
Megatrends that will shape future Australian farm production
As a nation that largely exports its agricultural production, Australia faces a range of challenges and opportunities from both home and abroad that will determine its farmers’ success in a rapidly changing world
Davimac Group anticipates boosted 2021-22 winter planting
With orders for Agrowdrill parts already flowing, Davimac believes good rainfall has set up a big winter planting season ahead
Research reveals just how sustainable it is for chicken farming
Chicken is easily Australia’s favourite meat and it turns out it’s an excellent environmental choice, too
Great Green Wall for Sahel and Sahara receives over $10billion to regreen
The high cost of restoring climate affected land is shown clearly in the ambitious Great Green Wall for the Sahel and Sahara Initiative (GGW) The
Southern Forest Irrigation Scheme won’t work says former Director General
Kim Taylor is the former Director General of the Department of Water in Western Australia and gives his reasons why he believes the scheme will
Cleaning up renewable energy sources such as solar panels and wind turbine blades
In their rush to enter the renewable energy market not many consider their actions will cause a glut of waste that will be hard to process for future generations
Conservation group encourages Aussies to GiveFlakeABreak this summer
The Australian Marine Conservation Society is encouraging seafood lovers to take the pledge to #GiveFlakeABreak and choose sustainable alternatives to flake when they next visit their local chippy.
Bushfire prediction tech to bolster emergency response efforts
Australia will develop a nationally consistent bushfire modelling and prediction capability under an agreement between CSIRO and AFAC, the National Council for Fire and Emergency Services
Briefs
Car buyers are not dented in the slightest as they gear up to replace their vehicles
A survey of more than 1000 Australians (over 18) has confirmed what car makers already know, more than a third of car owners will update their vehicles in 2021, and
QFF says Queensland Government unfairly picking irrigation water winners
The Queensland Farmers’ Federation (QFF) has serious concerns the Qld state government is unfairly picking winners within the agriculture sector by further restricting the number of farmers who can access
Juice star ratings worse than soft drink is a sour turn for farmers
NSW Farmers says it is alarmed by the decision to downgrade the Health Star Rating of 100% fruit and vegetable juice, ranking it lower than some soda beverages. The Australia
AGIC Asia conference 2021 to reach Asian feed and whole grain buyers
The Australian Grain Industry Conference 2021, AGIC Asia, will be held virtually in 2021 on Wednesday 3 March 2021. Registration
Agronomists learn tips for difficult conversations with growers in the paddock at series of workshops
Early career agronomists graduate from university well-armed with crop and paddock knowledge, but handling difficult conversations with clients is a
IDF International Cheese Science and Technology Symposium will reveal expert insights into cheese
The International Dairy Federation (IDF) has announced further details on the program for the IDF International Cheese Science and Technology
Care A2+ infant and toddler formula maker secures AU$50 million in growth capital
Care A2 Plus, the manufacturer of Care A2+, Australia’s first infant and toddler formula using single sourced milk from Australian
Research method reveals significant reduction in carbon footprint of pig farms
The carbon footprint of pig farming has reduced by almost 40% over the last 20 years, according to a
Research method reveals significant reduction in carbon footprint of pig farms
The Queensland Farmers’ Federation (QFF) has partnered with Airbnb to sow the seeds of opportunity and grow the state’s emerging
Webfleet Solutions next-generation PRO Driver Terminal offers fleet management with Google Services
The new PRO 8475 Driver Terminal is equipped with advanced hardware technologies that enable fleet operators to improve workflow efficiency,