Countrywide Industries 6m Wombat deep ripper on a mission
The Wombat deep ripper works 11 or 13 tines across 6-metres and with its study frame and 8 tonnes breakout shear pins it is able
LK Diesel offers full complement of engines, pumps and gen sets
LK Diesel provides an equipment design and build service for agricultural and industrial applications LK Diesel has built a strong
Beef breeders look to the far north for more productive herds
The far north is the setting for technology called genomic selection and it’s being used to vastly improve fertility gains in beef cattle herds.
LINX Cargo Care Group opens a transport route for grain growers
In a season with grain storage bursting at the seams LINX is offering central west growers a much needed transport lifeline
Lely Exos is the forage gathering robot feeder you have always wanted
Lely has unveiled what it believes is the future for feeding dairy cows with a machine that can cut crops, then deliver and feed a herd without an operator onboard
Aphids are in demand for a pest research project
Aphids are a wanted species as researchers call out to growers and agronomists to help locate clusters for use in a pest management project
Red meat supply chains are going green
Proactive governments worldwide have begun regulating to reduce emissions in red meat production forcing industry players to take a different
Wideland Ag departs its Case IH yards as other dealers step up to fill the void
Wideland Ag has been part of the Case IH network since 2010, but has left its six dealerships up for grabs as the future of
Manutec grows range of planter aftermarket replacement parts
Manutec supplies parts for most planters including Bourgault , DBS/AUSPLOW, Equalizer, Flexicoil, Horsch, Horwood Bagshaw, John Deere, Morris, and Seedhawk Manutec has released an expanded
Dairy exports into Southeast Asia set to boom over next decade
Many world markets simply don’t have enough dairy product to feed their population and this is where Australia steps in
Unstoppable home-grown ground breakers
Ennor of Deniliquin NSW is one of the country’s very best in the field of deep cultivation, having 40 years of disc plough manufacture under
Farmbot releases improved remote water monitoring technology
Farmbot remote monitoring water technology is designed to give farm owners and managers a real time overview of water use and water sources across their properties.
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.
Breeding program to strengthen $590 million chickpea export industry
A national chickpea breeding program has been launched under the banner of Chickpea Breeding Australia, to be based in Tamworth
MTA Queensland announces changing of the guard as Dr Brett Dale steps down
In 1929 Australia was in the middle of a revolution that would alter the landscape in a way that could
Australian malting barley adds a winning taste to Vietnamese beer
With Vietnam’s malting barley imports set to nearly double by 2030, the Australian Export Grains Innovation Centre (AEGIC) is engaging
GRDC directors will oversee $174 million in grain levies and gov matched funds
Of the seven directors appointed for the next Grains Research Development Corporation (GRDC) three-year term that commenced on 1 October
A self-assessment tool to initiate drought resilience is needed in the bush
The Australian Government in seeking a service provider to deliver the Drought Resilience Self-Assessment Tool (DR SAT). DR SAT will
Rural Australian’s given access to just launched mental health helpline technology
Thousands of rural Australians in crisis could benefit from the launch of a charity’s technology that can reduce the time
Organic produce exports expected to increase through free webinars
A $100,000 Australian Government grant will be used by Australian Organic Ltd to support trade of organic products through a
Forecasts hold steady for a bumper winter grain crop
Growers are on track for a major recovery in grain production, with the winter harvest set to come in at above-average levels. The rosy forecast
LINX Cargo Care Group opens a transport route for grain growers
In a season with grain storage bursting at the seams LINX is offering central west growers a much needed transport lifeline
Aphids are in demand for a pest research project
Aphids are a wanted species as researchers call out to growers and agronomists to help locate clusters for use in a pest management project
Hay producers are given a plan that will save nutrients for next season
Evidence shows that cutting a crop for hay can affect future nutritional values in the paddock next season – here is the solution.
Canola crops benefit from adding genes to combat heat stress
More growers could turn to Canola if research currently underway results in seed varieties better suited to hotter conditions
Vegetable growers come out on top with export assistance in Federal Budget
AUSVEG, the peak industry body for the Australian vegetable industry, has welcomed the Government’s support of the vegetable growing industry and horticulture businesses in the 2020/2021 Federal Budget.
Farmbot releases improved remote water monitoring technology
Farmbot remote monitoring water technology is designed to give farm owners and managers a real time overview of water use and water sources across their properties.
Beef breeders look to the far north for more productive herds
The far north is the setting for technology called genomic selection and it’s being used to vastly improve fertility gains in beef cattle herds.
Red meat supply chains are going green
Proactive governments worldwide have begun regulating to reduce emissions in red meat production forcing industry players to take a different approach The growing focus on
eShepherd virtual fencing given grant to protect the Reef
Australian AgTech company, Agersens, has secured a $335,000 grant to test if its eShepherd digital fencing platform can keep cattle from trodding the Great Barrier Reef.
Livestock health data captured from one-in-three sheep
The final numbers are in, and 2019 has proven to be another record-setting calendar year for the National Sheep Health Monitoring Project (NSHMP).
Around one-third of all sheep slaughtered in Australia were inspected at a participating abattoir.
Wagyu beef from AACo passes science taste test
The unique flavour, texture and aroma of Australia’s famous Wagyu beef can now be marketed using a world-first flavour profile developed by The University of
Countrywide Industries 6m Wombat deep ripper on a mission
The Wombat deep ripper works 11 or 13 tines across 6-metres and with its study frame and 8 tonnes breakout shear pins it is able
Manutec grows range of planter aftermarket replacement parts
Manutec supplies parts for most planters including Bourgault , DBS/AUSPLOW, Equalizer, Flexicoil, Horsch, Horwood Bagshaw, John Deere, Morris, and Seedhawk Manutec has released an expanded
Unstoppable home-grown ground breakers
Ennor of Deniliquin NSW is one of the country’s very best in the field of deep cultivation, having 40 years of disc plough manufacture under
John Deere R310R mower conditioner offers higher speed quality results
For hay producers working in tight spots the John Deere R310R MoCo is the perfect solution to save valuable time
Hagedorn spreaders built to maximise the value of manure
Penta Equipment’s Hagedorn manure spreaders are trailed, tandem-axle machines with load capacities from 10,850 to 26,800kg
Serafin offer Baldan and Tatu deep rippers for hard pans
Serafin Machinery has made buying a deep ripper more affordable by introducing Baldan and Tatu’s range of deep rippers to local growers Serafin has moved
Merlo Turbofarmer 65.9CS jumps a step ahead
See how this telehandler with boosted capacity meets extra demand for height and load.
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.
Wideland Ag departs its Case IH yards as other dealers step up to fill the void
Wideland Ag has been part of the Case IH network since 2010, but has left its six dealerships up for grabs as the future of
Chesterfield hangs up its hat as it is swallowed by Vanderfield
The RDO Australia Group shows it strength as it uses subsidiary Vanderfield’s to buy Chesterfield Australia’s dealer operation.
Syngenta Group records strong 6 month US$12 billion sales revenue
The Syngenta Group consists of four business units, Syngenta Crop Protection, ADAMA, Syngenta Seeds and Syngenta Group China and was only formed on 18 June
Briggs & Stratton Sale to KPS enters final chapter
Briggs & Stratton is free of its Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceeding as the sale to KPS Capital Partners is signed off for a cool us$550
Organic industry body moves against false packaging
With the Australian organic industry currently worth $2.6 billion and growing, there is now a concerted effort from the peak body to eradicate what they call false packaging.
John Deere will not attend select trade shows in 2021
In a shock announcement John Deere has advised it will not attend any international agricultural and turf trade shows in Europe and the CIS during the company’s 2021 fiscal year.
Breeding program to strengthen $590 million chickpea export industry
A national chickpea breeding program has been launched under the banner of Chickpea Breeding Australia, to be based in Tamworth
MTA Queensland announces changing of the guard as Dr Brett Dale steps down
In 1929 Australia was in the middle of a revolution that would alter the landscape in a way that could
Australian malting barley adds a winning taste to Vietnamese beer
With Vietnam’s malting barley imports set to nearly double by 2030, the Australian Export Grains Innovation Centre (AEGIC) is engaging
GRDC directors will oversee $174 million in grain levies and gov matched funds
Of the seven directors appointed for the next Grains Research Development Corporation (GRDC) three-year term that commenced on 1 October
A self-assessment tool to initiate drought resilience is needed in the bush
The Australian Government in seeking a service provider to deliver the Drought Resilience Self-Assessment Tool (DR SAT). DR SAT will
Rural Australian’s given access to just launched mental health helpline technology
Thousands of rural Australians in crisis could benefit from the launch of a charity’s technology that can reduce the time
Organic produce exports expected to increase through free webinars
A $100,000 Australian Government grant will be used by Australian Organic Ltd to support trade of organic products through a