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New quad regulations 'make sense'

New quad regulations 'make sense'

Torrens Vale dairyfarmer Wes Hurrell said it "made sense" for roll-over protection devices to be installed on new quad bikes.

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Spreading out the good news

Spreading out the good news

SwarmFarm and to develop autonomous Marshall Multispread

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Digital ag could provide new business model for Bayer

Digital ag could provide new business model for Bayer

One ag chem giant is thinking beyond selling more product.

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Weeds cooked with microwaves

Weeds cooked with microwaves

Growave microwave technology makes first steps towards commercialisation

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Precision company gearing up its staff

Precision company gearing up its staff

Mark Bastien leave Agrifac to join Precision Agriculture

Claas reaping in the rewards

Claas reaping in the rewards

Harvest specialist Claas have won three Agritechnica innovation medals

Farmers invited to agtech boot camp

Farmers invited to agtech boot camp

Farmers2Founders have launched an innovation boot camp to fast-track agtech businesses

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Global giant buys Aussie ag start-up

Global giant buys Aussie ag start-up

CNH Industrial have bought Australian data compnay AgDNA

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Viticulture focused on spray technology

Viticulture focused on spray technology

Silvan exhibit the Turbo SCRAM at WineTech

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Remote cameras keep farm secure

Remote cameras keep farm secure

Uniden have launched a solar powered 4G enabled solar powered camera kit.

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$5 million cop out: Palaszczuk reneges on prickly acacia control

$5 million cop out: Palaszczuk reneges on prickly acacia control

The Palaszczuk Government has reneged on a $5 million commitment to control prickly acacia.

Queensland farmers join National Food Waste Strategy

Queensland farmers join National Food Waste Strategy

QFF is working closely with government, retailers and food processors to tackle to problem of food waste.

Qld's prickly weed problem still growing

Qld's prickly weed problem still growing

The Palaszczuk government has locked in behind its decision to renege on a publicised $5 million to control prickly acacia.