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
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
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.
Househam offers limited edition Air Ride Xtra advanced sprayer
The Househam Air Ride Xtra SP Sprayer with an easily managed 4000 capacity tank has everything you need in a special build for row croppers
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
Goldacres G6 Series 2 Sprayer much appreciated industry advancement
This big capacity high clearance Self Propelled G6 Series sprayer from Goldacres is much easier to manage through G-Hub, and offers an advanced boom structure
John Deere C451R baler chalks up model 21 for Haymes Contracting
This dairy farming operation has added a new John Deere C451R variable-chamber wrapping baler to their arsenal of contracting operation models
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 approach The growing focus on
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
Field days share $39 million relief package with local shows
Field day committees expecting at least a $50 million relief package to share amongst cancelled events will have to find support elsewhere.
The government has lumped them in with a $39 million package called the Supporting Agricultural Shows and Field Days program.
Report on world dairy market available to all as webinar
The launch of the IDF World Dairy Situation Report for 2020 will be a grand webinar affair for everyone interested
La Niña weather pattern to affect local agriculture but in a good way
While the development of a La Niña weather system could have sizeable impacts on short-term demand and interrupt supply patterns across a wide range of commodities, agriculture often welcomes the event.
Truck tech award offers chance to get away from it all
The Australian Trucking Association (ATA) has opened nominations for the 2020 Craig Roseneder Award, recognising technical and maintenance excellence in the trucking industry. You need to nominate by 9 November 2020.
Western Australia gets what its wanted since federation – a stand-alone Kingdom
To prove the point. The annual Diggers & Dealers Mining Forum at Kalgoorlie-Boulder WA starting Monday 12 October will be
Take Up a Job program sets aside $17.4 million to attract farm workers
In an effort to ensure our agriculture sector has access to the labour force it needs over the coming months,
Goldacres buys AgServe Goomalling dealership and sets up a WA hub
Local spraying manufacturer Goldacres, based in Ballarat VIC, has bought the AgServe Goomalling WA dealership to set up a major
Raven Industries claws in US$85 million for quarter two of 2020
With net sales of US$85.2 million, Raven Industries is only down 13.1% for the second quarter of its fiscal year.
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.
GSI grain storage also leads in handling and drying
GSI has rapidly expanded its local operation to supply silos from 3 to 30,000 tonnes with the industry’s largest range of grain drying and conditioning products
Househam offers limited edition Air Ride Xtra advanced sprayer
The Househam Air Ride Xtra SP Sprayer with an easily managed 4000 capacity tank has everything you need in a special build for row croppers
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
Schuitemaker Feedo perfect for hay and silage
Starting in business with a manure spreader, manufacturer Schuitemaker has since launched agricultural machines to suit a wide range of needs for farmers and contractors.
Supreme feed mixers guarantee long life and reliability
Vertical feed mixer manufacturer Supreme has gained a reputation for building highly reliable machines with simple and robust designs. Supreme vertical processors are designed to
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.
BOSS Agriculture is an all Australian success story
BOSS directors have worked their way through countless improvements over many years to settle on a model design that simply gives growers what they have
Trelleborg tyres and Massey Ferguson road tour 2020
Trelleborg Wheel Systems is hitting the road in Europe with Massey Ferguson to showcase the innovative TM1000 ProgressiveTraction line of tyres, alongside the TLC Plus App.
Croplands RoGator delivers the goods for SA farmer-contractor
Todd and Brooke Orrock bought their first RoGator self-propelled sprayer after an accident that involved an insurance company and the need for a quick changeover.
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.
ANBI Switch drives profits for heavy duty workshops
For workshops looking to increase customer spend at the counter, the ANBI Switch is a great impulse buy, that is helping many workshops drive profitability.
BKT Tyres shares their vision of a tractor of the future
Tractors will need to change to keep up with demand, and from simply being a vehicle that is currently electronically supported, to becoming a genuine data driven farm vehicle with a digital connection system.
Report on world dairy market available to all as webinar
The launch of the IDF World Dairy Situation Report for 2020 will be a grand webinar affair for everyone interested
La Niña weather pattern to affect local agriculture but in a good way
While the development of a La Niña weather system could have sizeable impacts on short-term demand and interrupt supply patterns across a wide range of commodities, agriculture often welcomes the event.
Truck tech award offers chance to get away from it all
The Australian Trucking Association (ATA) has opened nominations for the 2020 Craig Roseneder Award, recognising technical and maintenance excellence in the trucking industry. You need to nominate by 9 November 2020.
Western Australia gets what its wanted since federation – a stand-alone Kingdom
To prove the point. The annual Diggers & Dealers Mining Forum at Kalgoorlie-Boulder WA starting Monday 12 October will be
Take Up a Job program sets aside $17.4 million to attract farm workers
In an effort to ensure our agriculture sector has access to the labour force it needs over the coming months,
Goldacres buys AgServe Goomalling dealership and sets up a WA hub
Local spraying manufacturer Goldacres, based in Ballarat VIC, has bought the AgServe Goomalling WA dealership to set up a major
Raven Industries claws in US$85 million for quarter two of 2020
With net sales of US$85.2 million, Raven Industries is only down 13.1% for the second quarter of its fiscal year.