Dairy News
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 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
Dairy farmers set for best result from past three seasons
Dairy production is heading for its best spring result in three seasons, as timely rainfall in key regions ramps up the nation’s milk production, according to a newly-released sector report.
Agriculture outlook dominated by recovery from drought
The latest forecast from Agricultural experts identifies the recovery from drought as dominating the very positive near-term outlook for higher farm incomes. Even the COVID-19
Post-pandemic dairy prospects improve but it’s not the great recovery producers desire
Global COVID-19 restrictions are easing, food service sales have resumed and dairy prices look to be on the rebound but some industry analysts are warning
ANZ commodity report shows agriculture holding up well
ANZ’s latest commodity report reveals Australia’s agriculture sector is faring better than other industries as ‘panic buying’ from consumers during the coronavirus pandemic boosted products
Lely Astronaut A5 offers stress-free cows
Lely set out to create the ultimate milking process and did just that working with over 30 large customers and testing across more than two
NZ dairy downturn slows tractor sales
The dairy downturn may be dissuading some South Canterbury farmers from buying new tractors. Source: Stuff NZ Paul Wilkins, of Paul Wilkins Tractors, said he
Briefs
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 for local residents only. The WA Premier held his ground
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, the Government has made changes to the existing Relocation Assistance
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 selling and service hub for its leading range of trailed
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. The company was saved by growth in its Applied Technology