International and Australian grain prices remain volatile due to supply impacts.
Kondinin Group's Josh Giumelli looks at a range of electrical connection methods.
WORKSHOP: Good preparation prevents poor weld penetration
Successful welding preparation depends largely on knowing how to treat each joint
WORKSHOP: Cutting edge deburring tools
Kondinin Group's Josh Giumelli discusses different deburring tools and the importance of using them.
Kondinin Group's Josh Giumelli talks about welding tables and the productivity you can gain.
WORKSHOP: Health check-up for farm machinery
Kondinin Group's Josh Giumelli breaks down how to take a vacuum sample of oil on your machinery.
WORKSHOP: Basic guide for metal lathes
Kondinin Group's Josh Giumelli breaks down the basic function of the metal lathe in this Workshop.
Kondinin Group put two spreaders through their paces, testing the impact of curtains when liming.
Help set the Kondinin Group research agenda
Help guide the Kondinin Group research program by filling in the NAS, open until the end of April.
Kondinin Group conducts just one survey per year. It influences what we research and is open now.
Podcast: Research team testing trailing fertiliser spreaders in NSW
Podcast: Research team testing trailing fertiliser spreaders in NSW.
VIDEO: Kondinin Group launches Ask An Expert
Ever had a question for one of the team of Kondinin Group researchers?
Kondinin Group's next Research Report looks at front-wheel-assist tractors
International and Australian grain prices remain volatile due to supply impacts.
$24 million funding to boost export innovation
Funding for AEGIC has been extended by $24 million for more R&D to benefit grain growers.
Additional funds to drive carbon farming in WA
Over $1 million in funding for a Carbon Project will help boost carbon farming in WA.
More canola seeded in WA than anywhere else in Australia this growing season.
$9.9 million expansion underway at Muresk
A new state-of-the-art shearing shed at Muresk Institute in WA is nearing completion.
Natural resource measurement tool launched
Australian farmers can apply for an easy-to-use tool that measures natural capital value.
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Most of Australia will experience above median rainfall and temperatures in the coming months.
Above median rainfall likely for parts of Australia
April to June rainfall and temperatures are likely to be above median for parts of Australia.
Agriculture Victoria is reminding farmers to check their dams after flooding and heavy rains.
Wetter and warmer months ahead
More rain and hotter days are on the cards for the upcoming months says the latest BoM outlook.
Wetter and warmer start predicted for 2022
The temperature and rainfall outlook is likely to be above median for most of Australia.
Flood-affected farmers urged to seek help if needed
Floods have been devastating for many parts of New South Wales and Queensland.
Changes to Act could be a step forward in WA's transition to net zero emissions by 2050.
Agtech company receives million dollar Telstra backing
Telstra has invested $1 million into remote monitoring and sensor business, Farmbot.
Bright future predicted for canola
The short to medium term outlook for canola is positive.
A genebank in Horsham, Victoria, is performing vital research for the grains industry.
Nuffield Scholarships now open for 2022
Applications are now open for primary producers who want to further their agricultural studies.
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.
Agricultural research and study have received a substantial cash injection in WA.
New trials weigh up the benefits of long coleoptile wheat
Long coleoptile wheat may be a good option for WA grain growers.
Perdaman urea project receives $255 million in government support
Urea production facility in WA receives substantial government funding.
Vermeer and Vanderfield to be renamed RDO Equipment.
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.
