Queensland Country Life
Saturday, December 2, 2023
Machinery
Fingerprints could tell us all about our food
Dakota Tait
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Dr Nina Welti is hoping to put together a map of Australian food production. Picture supplied.
Bowen growers inspect autonomous planter/weeder/sprayer
Robotti has shown what it can do, and it can do a lot.
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The demonstration of the Robotti autonomous farm vehicle happening at Vee Jay's Kalfresh, Bowen. Picture supplied
'Facebook for cows' technology tackling cattle theft
Liv Casben
Designed by Phillip Zada (right), Stocktake is being trialled by Cesar and Jane Melhem. (Con Chronis/AAP PHOTOS)
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Survey shows state of sector
Just where is the agtech industry in Australia at? Find out more from the The first Findex and Australian Agritech Association National Sector Survey.
Paula Thompson
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App usage.
Government rebates giving farmers access to cheaper agtech
Paula Thompson
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Farmers will have access to a range of discounted agtech solutions through the federal government's On Farm Connectivity Program. Picture file
Harvest app helping cut costs
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NSW harvesting contractor Rod Gribble is the driving force behind the Harvest Calc app. Pictures supplied
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New Holland grows MyPLM
An expansion to the New Holland MyPLM system means more vehicles can be added to the portal, including earthmoving gear.
Paula Thompson
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New Holland product segment manager Ben Mitchell and ANZ PLM product manager Melody Labinsky at AgQuip. Pictures Paula Thompson
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AgriWebb signs Cargill deal
Agtech leader AgriWebb is continuing to go from strength to strength, signing a new deal with agri-powerhouse Cargill.
Paula Thompson
AgriWebb co-founders Kevin Baum, Justin Webb and John Fargher recently signed a deal with Cargill for use of their platform in Brazil. Picture file
Huge new car sales show no sign of slowing down
Paula Thompson
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The Toyota HiLux continues to lead Australia's new car sales. Picture file
Electric prototype of Toyota HiLux put to the test
Paula Thompson
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Australia's biggest selling car - the Toyota HiLux - now has an electric prototype. Picture supplied

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