Cyclone relaunch elevated silos
Cyclone Silos has been providing grain storage solutions in Australia for over 45 years with products that have a reputation for longevity and reliability, with hundreds of satisfied customers Australia wide. In times of manufacturing decline and globalisation, Cyclone silos remains proudly Australian designed and made at Jindera NSW. Built from galvanised high strength corrugated […]
Simplicity Australia 30 Series Air Seeders offer section control
Simplicity’s electronic section control is based on their renowned ground drive system and works by simply engaging and disengaging the drive to each metering spool, with the added benefit the system can also be manually engaged. With the high cost of crop inputs, it’s no secret that section control offers broadacre growers the opportunity to […]
Cutmans expands well known Ashmore line
Ashmore Engineering was running for over 17 years when Cutmans Engineering took over their product range in 2017 with the objective to reinvigorate some of the popular lines sought out by farmers and contractors. Since that time, Cutmans has focused on building up their models, with an emphasis on building highly reliable hay and grain […]
Jadan one person hay handling systems
Jadan Enterprises is located at Cowra NSW, and all its models are designed and manufactured in Australia as a one person and one tractor system for faster hay handling. The locally made bale stacker range includes some of the most popular models for farmers, contractors, produce stores and horse studs, and is recognised as the […]
Digging deeper for higher grain yields
Widespread Western Australian field trials are generating information that will help grain growers decide which strategic tillage methods are best suited to different soil types on their farms. The first year of Grains Research and Development Corporation (GRDC) ‘Ripper Gauge’ trials showed deep ripping to a depth of 60cm (24-inches) generally produced the highest grain […]
Record crop to drive local Almond exports
Ideal growing conditions for Almonds will see the total Australian crop reach 100,000 tonnes for the first time. This has coincided with a 50 per cent tariff on hulled and unshelled Californian almonds in China, which has been in place since last year. The last Chinese tariffs on Australian almonds were also removed this year […]
drumMUSTER aims to keep farms clean and green
Ever wondered what happens to used AgVet chemicals and their containers. For many years, farmers and other AgVet chemical users had few options for disposing used containers. Consequently, they were dumped, buried or burnt. Times have changed and growers and other users are aware of the potential uses of recyclable plastics, plus most QA food […]
Case IH Austoft cane harvester power into year 75
It’s an all aussie invention that became a global success within the sugarcane industry, and 2019 year marks 75 years of manufacture. Albeit, at the start in 1944 it was simply an Austoft. The Toft brothers invented and sold the first commercially viable cane harvester in that year. The company that was formed after its […]
Chickpeas that offer high-yields and drought-resilient
A global study led by the International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics (ICRISAT) and involving scientists from The University of Western Australia has identified genes that can be used to develop drought and heat tolerant chickpeas. The discovery has important implications for global malnutrition with chickpeas seen as a major solution. Chickpeas are […]
Case IH launch 250 Series harvesters
The switch has been flicked on a new era in combine harvesting technology and productivity with the release of the Case IH 250 Series Axial-Flow combines. The local market will welcome the 7250, 8250 and 9250, class 7, 8 and 9 models respectively with a grain tank capacity of 11,100 litres on the 7250 with […]