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In-depth articles on connectivity by segment and topic.

    • Orchard
    • Vineyard
    • Broadacre

    Spray Drift and Stop Alerts

    The precise and careful management of spray and pesticides within orchards, vineyards, and broadacre dryland seeding and irrigation, is critical in ensuring the health and productivity of crops and the neighbouring areas and crops. Incorrect pesticide management and application can have significant legal implications, plus is a large resource drain and cost for orchard and viticulture businesses.

    Spray Drift and Stop Alerts
    • Orchard
    • Vineyard
    • Broadacre

    Water and Soil Moisture Data in Real-Time

    The precise management of water within a broadacre farm, orchards and vineyards is critical in ensuring the health and productivity of crops. Fluctuations in soil moisture, health, and conditions can be detrimental, making continuous monitoring essential.

    Water and Soil Moisture Data in Real-Time
    • Aquaculture
    • Dairy and Livestock

    Keeping Remote Staff Connected and Safe

    Isolation for dairy and livestock farms, and aquaculture and fishery operations isn't just a physical challenge - it can also be a barrier to safety, wellbeing, and operational efficiency. The solitary nature of these operations highlights the critical need for robust communication.

    Keeping Remote Staff Connected and Safe
    • Orchard and Vineyard

    Orchard and Vineyard Connectivity: Robotics and Autonomous Machinery

    AgRobotics is a growing area in the orchard and vineyard sector, with many new AgRobotic manufactures emerging in this space. They are changing the way operations take place, reducing previously heavily manual tasks and improving efficiencies and productivity within orchards and vineyards. How can operators and farm managers make the most of these technologies?

    Orchard and Vineyard Connectivity: Robotics and Autonomous Machinery
    • Dairy and Livestock

    Dairy and Livestock Farming: Harnessing the Power of Real-Time Data

    The adoption of technology has become a necessity on dairy and livestock farms for efficiency and sustainability. Central to this technological revolution is connectivity, the invisible thread that binds various aspects of farm operations.

    Dairy and Livestock Farming: Harnessing the Power of Real-Time Data
    • Dairy and Livestock

    Dairy and Livestock: The Power of Real-Time Weather Monitoring

    Dairy and livestock farmers spend a significant amount of time checking the weather forecast and with good reason, the weather influences every decision made on farm. The uncertainties of the weather forecast can be mitigated by the power of real-time data.

    Dairy and Livestock: The Power of Real-Time Weather Monitoring
    • Broadacre

    Broadacre Connectivity: In-Cab Data and Map Loading

    The cab has become a second farm office. Variable rate application (VRA) maps and yield maps need to sync in real time between the cab and the farm office to be useful, rather than being loaded once at the start of the day and left unchanged.

    Broadacre Connectivity: In-Cab Data and Map Loading
    • Broadacre

    Broadacre Connectivity: Data Casting

    For most broadacre farmers, the office and admin side of the business is connected to the internet. Shouldn’t your machines and equipment be connected too? Out in your paddocks is where the vital money saving data can be collected and utilised.

    Broadacre Connectivity: Data Casting
    • Aquaculture

    Aquaculture and Fishery Connectivity: Digital Tools and Smart Boats

    Digital Technology and precision techniques have swept their way through most industries and sectors, however, globally the fishing and aquaculture industry is still largely in the dark. Enabling fishing boats and aquaculture operations with digital tools could help the industry reduce losses, increase efficiencies and productivity and minimise environmental impacts.

    Aquaculture and Fishery Connectivity: Digital Tools and Smart Boats
    • Aquaculture

    Aquaculture Connectivity: Feed Barge Monitoring

    Feed barges play a crucial role for aquaculture operations. When they get damaged, fish farms suffer, and operators pay a huge price. Enabling feed barges with digital tools could help the aquaculture industry reduce losses, increase efficiencies and productivity and minimise environmental impacts.

    Aquaculture Connectivity: Feed Barge Monitoring