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Why Australia’s soils are notoriously poor

Most things you eat grew in soil or ate plants growing in soil. We don’t think much about it, but soil is essential to life.

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AgTech, Events

The big themes of evokeAG 2024

evokeAG. has been signalling the future for the ag sector for half a decade.
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AgTech

Tumbarumba beef producer on the road to electrifying her farm vehicles

When Felicity Anderson musters cattle by motorbike on her Tumbarumba property she hears the cattle and the wildlife, but not the u...
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Research and Development

Getting the dirt on soil connectivity

Australian farmers are being invited to take part in a simple survey to measure human connectivity to soil.
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The big themes of evokeAG 2024
The core themes of evokeAG are having a seismic impact on agricultural production and investment, putting participants in the box seat to benefit from, and cope with, change.
Tumbarumba beef producer on the road to electrifying her farm vehicles
Felicity Anderson is electrifying her farm one step at a time, including the introduction of an electric motorbike.
Getting the dirt on soil connectivity
First ever large scale survey to determine if there is a link between a farmer's connectivity with their and farm productivity.
New data platform verifying ag's credentials and tackling export challenges
A single, national collection of isotope data will allow Australian agriculture to overcome export challenges and access previously unrealised premium markets.
Outback face-off yields 'unbelieva-bull' test of police vests
QPS has attributed the officer being unharmed to the new Integrated Load Bearing Vest, which won't be available at a rural outfitter anytime soon...or ever. 
AuctionsPlus integrates with the Greenham NEVER EVER beef program
A single, national collection of isotope data will allow Australian agriculture to overcome export challenges and access previously unrealised premium markets.
Govt funding takes the guesswork out of agtech adoption
The $30 million On Farm Connectivity Program will support primary producers to adopt connected machinery and sensor technology by providing a 50% rebate for the cost of eligible equipment.
Opinion: What's going wrong with agtech adoption
There’s no silver bullet solution to agtech adoption but here are ways to overcome the takeup gap.
Why JBS’ global CEO is backing mandatory traceability
JBS CEO Tomazoni reaffirmed commitment to net zero emissions by 2040 without using offsets and called for mandatory supply chain traceability in Brazil.

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