Tech driving rise of new agricultural industries
A report resulting from three years’ research by Queensland University of Technology has identified a number of new agricultural industries that will be arriving as a result of emerging technologies.
A report resulting from three years’ research by Queensland University of Technology has identified a number of new agricultural industries that will be arriving as a result of emerging technologies.
Agriculture Victoria has brought in Australian app Snap Send Solve to help Yarra Valley wine growers, track insects and protect commercial vineyards from devastating damage.
Cisco is investing $61 million over the next three years to help drive secure digital transformation that will focus on skills development and innovation across multiple industries.
Monash University researchers have equipped a drone with microwave sensing technology to map the soil moisture of farmland.
An electronic ear tag that can track the location of livestock has been launched by CSIRO and agtech start-up Ceres Tag to help farmers keep track of where their animals are and what they are doing.
New Zealand agtech company Autogrow has launched what it claims to be the ‘first ever talking automated growing system’.
A national survey of Australian farmers found that an overwhelming majority see significant value in digital technology as well as sharing data with other farmers.
Two utilities are seeking CIOs: Essential Energy in New South Wales and Southern Rural Water in Victoria.
Australia can become the food bowl of Asia’s middle classes, but only if it can establish itself as a leader in Agricultural Technology (AgTech), says a report from StartupAUS.
A new Sydney-based innovation hub will enable technologists to develop Internet of Things (IoT) technologies for the agriculture, transport, and natural resources sectors and support the creation of smart cities.
Trials are currently underway in rural Queensland and New South Wales to utilise military-grade drones to help tackle Australia’s expensive pest problem.
If your image of the Google cafeteria is a bunch of portly coders tucking into steak and lobster every night, think again: Silicon Valley's cream of the crop is going on a diet.
Internet speeds of 50Mbps are nothing but a pipe dream for most inhabitants of Britain, while even 5Mbps would be a welcome boost for many living in remote areas.
Agribusiness Ruralco (ASX:RHL) anticipates reporting an up 20% higher profit for the year ending September than the $12.1m it earned the year before
Crops and grain company Viterra (ASX:VTA) said record sales from Australia helped the company increase its profit for the April quarter 80%