Nominations now open for Helen Newton Turner Awards
The prestigious Helen Newton Turner Trust has introduced a second award, The Bright Futures Award.
Farm office
26 JUL 2021
WORKSHOP: DIY chainsaw chains
Chainsaws have been one of the most popular Workshop topics over the years
From the workshop
Ultra cleaning with ultrasonics
Ultrasonic cleaners scour the surface of an item with tiny bubbles caused by cavitation.
From the workshop
Silicone-bronze MIG welding workshop coming up
Ever tried to make a neat join between two pieces of 1mm galvanised steel with a MIG welder?
From the workshop
New Workshop video out now
Get the low down on marking up with Kondinin Group's latest video.
From the workshop
All types of batteries for the farm explained.
From the workshop
Correct sealants perform under pressure
Choosing the right sealant on the farm.
From the workshop
What would you like us to research?
Kondinin Group conducts just one survey per year. It influences what we research and is open now.
Research team
Podcast: Research team testing trailing fertiliser spreaders in NSW
Podcast: Research team testing trailing fertiliser spreaders in NSW.
Research team
VIDEO: Kondinin Group launches Ask An Expert
Ever had a question for one of the team of Kondinin Group researchers?
Research team
Kondinin Group's next Research Report looks at front-wheel-assist tractors
Research team
Farming not harming
New farming not harming campaign launched to help farmers and workers embrace on-farm safety.
Farm office
Victorian digital agriculture investment scheme assisted by AgTech innovators
Webinar to assist farmers understand and apply for AgTech grants of between $5,000 and $50,000.
On-farm
Urea prices likely to remain high
Strong seasonal conditions are contributing to inflated urea pricing.
Agronomy
Assistance available for farmers recovering from floods in Victoria
Victorian farmers affected by the floods can seek recovery support from Agriculture Victoria.
Farm office
Here's how you can decide what we research
The National Agricultural Survey helps determine what we research. It takes 10 minutes to complete.
On-farm
Cool heads needed to assess frosted crops
Looking back on a tough time can reveal insights to guide future situations.
On-farm
Explore the latest articles from FarmingAhead's AgriBusiness Channel
Yield prediction map: October 2020
South-eastern Australia continues to firm up a solid season for grain producers.
Weather
Yield prediction map: September 2020
New South Wales appears on track to be the only state to fully deliver on a promising season start.
Weather
Yield prediction map: August 2020
As winter crops power on, central NSW is looking good but there are mixed fortunes north and south.
Weather
Yield prediction map: July 2020
Average or better yields are predicted based on current soil moisture, but it is early days yet.
Weather
Yield prediction map: June 2020
While it is early to be predicting yield, initial indications are looking good.
Weather
National soil moisture maps: May 2020
Soil moisture levels captured in these maps at the end of May show some moist seeding conditions.
Weather
Nominations now open for Helen Newton Turner Awards
The prestigious Helen Newton Turner Trust has introduced a second award, The Bright Futures Award.
Farm office
Nuffield Scholarships now open for 2022
Applications are now open for primary producers who want to further their agricultural studies.
Farm office
Woolgrowers can have their say about the wool industry
Australian woolgrowers get the chance to have their say on the levy rate for R&D.
Sheep
World-first 3D printed parts for red meat processing plants
Utilising 3D printers for parts could be revolutionary for the red meat industry.
Future of Farming
AgriFutures Australia chair receives top honour
Kay Hull receives prestigious Australian honour.
Farm office
New WA Data Science Innovation Hub to help drive innovation in agriculture
Students to gain insights into the sector by being exposed to real-world data science opportunities
Future of Farming
A forgotten crisis is a wasted crisis
Bushwhacker says upcoming elections may be a good chance to remind politicians of recent disasters.
Farm business
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.
Farm business
First future fund cheque to further subsidise failing farmers
Farm subsidies are a tricky topic at the moment.
Farm business
Supply chain hard reset might trigger local focus
The COVID-19 crisis may lead to a complete re-think about food production, Bushwhacker says.
Farm business
Hope of a break buoyed by summer rains
Farm business
History will show disruption removes the middlemen
Bushwhacker is questioning the ethics of some in the water trading market.
Farm business
Fund too far off in the future
Bushwhacker is hoping the Drought Fund is quickly and efficiently administered.
Farm business
