Cattle prices continue to remain strong as yardings are still on the decline.
Resources boom causes grain pain for CBH
Farming Ahead eMagazine, April 2021
A long-term program is seeking input from grain growers to help with phosphine resistance.
Latest drone tech used for crop pest management
A research project in WA is using the latest drone tech and algorithms to aid crop pest management.
New genetic solution will make sure sorghum stands tall
A new genetic solution has introduced a level of resistance to lodging in sorghum.
LAMP technology to help infield fall armyworm detection
DPIRD researchers have developed an in-crop test to help identify fall armyworm infestations.
As seeding approaches, heavy weight lamb yardings are expected to stay on an upward trend.
EYCI hits new record high as yardings slide
Cattle prices continue to remain strong as yardings are still on the decline.
Weaning can have costly effects if not done right. MLA's top tips can help.
Feeder cattle weights continue to rise
Feeder cattle weights and high cattle prices continue on upwards trend.
Lamb prices to remain well supported
Strong restocker demand continues to support Australian lamb prices.
This year is on track for 14,000 tractor sales.
New spreading system can boost paddock performance
More accurate spreading along paddock boundaries can lift yields, says Amazone.
Kuhn shows off new round balers
Kuhn's latest round balers have a variety of onboard sensors to help baler functionality.
Fodder festival gets balers baling
This week's Fodder Festival at Elmore, Victoria, saw plenty of machinery in action.
Recalls issued for Amarok ute and Polaris Ranger
Polaris Ranger side-by-sides and Amarok utes have been recalled for safety reasons.
Goldacres announces autonomous tow behind sprayer
Goldacres is working on an autonomous sprayer fitted with camera-based weed detection.
Bilberry's Green on Green spray system shows promising results.
CNH invests in electric tractor technology
CNH Industrial has partnered with an electric tractor manufacturer.
Yanmar upgrades robot tractors
Four new models of autonomous tractors are now available from Yanmar.
Farmers encouraged to take advantage of phone coverage trials
A trial will soon be starting to help improve phone coverage in rural and remote areas.
John Deere brings Work Planner to its Operations Center
John Deere's Work Planner should help remote planning and in paddock activity.
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The growAG platform hopes to attract global investment to deliver innovation to Australian farmers.
Study reveals the challenges of carbon in farming
Measuring change is an important factor when considering soil carbon, a research project has shown.
AgriFutures Horizon Scholarship winners announced
Twenty university students have been awarded an annual Horizon Scholarship.
Resources boom causes grain pain for CBH
A shortage of drivers is causing a few headaches for CBH Group.
Horticulture's uncomfortable conversation
Bushwhacker says the time is right for labour issues in horticulture to be addressed.
A forgotten crisis is a wasted crisis
Bushwhacker says upcoming elections may be a good chance to remind politicians of recent disasters.
What's left of 2020/21 is a path of continued oscillation
Weather conditions for summer may prove wet but challenging, according to the Bushwhacker.
South-eastern Australia continues to firm up a solid season for grain producers.
Cool heads needed to assess frosted crops
Looking back on a tough time can reveal insights to guide future situations.
Yield prediction map: September 2020
New South Wales appears on track to be the only state to fully deliver on a promising season start.
Yield prediction map: August 2020
As winter crops power on, central NSW is looking good but there are mixed fortunes north and south.
Yield prediction map: July 2020
Average or better yields are predicted based on current soil moisture, but it is early days yet.