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Technological advances shaping the future of viticulture
Winemakers are turning to creative technical solutions in order to adapt in a challenging market.
Backing the future of agriculture
Finding the right kind of finance with the right bank is helping a busy dairy farmer in Victoria to go from strength to strength.
Sustainable tech to cut farm bills
How agtech is driving sustainable, profitable farming in Australia.
Beam me up
For Brandt customers, Connected Support is the next best thing to teleporting.
VirtuAg: Connecting Australian agriculture
Discover products, services and innovative farming ideas at VirtuAg, Australia’s online agribusiness hub powered by The Weekly Times.
How drones are shaping the future of farming
Traditional farming methods are fast being replaced by drones.
Farming, family and fatigue
Managing the heavy workload and fatigue that are part of farm life is non-negotiable – but the rewards are worth the effort.
Empowering Your Farming Season with Brandt
As the farming landscape evolves, having a reliable partner that ensures the smooth operation of your agricultural endeavours is a necessity.
Precision farming leaps ahead
John Deere has released the first in a line of products making their debut this year – the new StarFire 7000 Receiver.
Answering the call
Empowering customers with Brandt compact construction equipment.
Huge changes for Toyota’s cult 4WD
Significant upgrades bring this legendary Aussie favourite into the modern age but it still keeps its rugged and reliable off-road ability.
Monster machines stronger, streamlined
The new MY24 Steiger tractor range is rolling out across Australia, after a big reveal at Henty Field Days.
Australia’s newest sub-compact tractor packs a punch
The latest addition to Case IH’s famous low-horsepower line-up is the smallest in its stable.
Ford looks at new utes and SUVs for Australia
As the Blue Oval prepares to introduce the hulking F150 pick-up into the local market, it is looking at other potential big sellers from America.
Save thousands on a no-frills workhorse
Ute prices have soared in recent years as makers release new variants with all the mod cons. But you can save a ton of cash if you look around.
Why Geelong Cats star chooses John Deere
AFL star forward Jeremy Cameron puts a team of green machines through its paces on his Freshwater Creek farm.
Warren Brown’s Bush Summit road trip
As part of News Corp’s first national Bush Summit, cartoonist and writer Warren Brown has taken us on a two-week driving tour of outback Australia. See his video series here.
Laying the groundwork for success
Brandt’s compact construction equipment range means business.
Orders open for John Deere Netwrap
Harvest season might seem a long way away, but now is the ideal time to prepare for the season ahead.
Farmers fight erosion with laser in the sky
A group of farmers near Cowra is using new game-changing tech to battle a 150km sand slug that is threatening the Lachlan River.
Agtech delivers mind-blowing returns
A Western District farmer has made $100k in gains thanks to weight data measured in paddocks, proving the power of agtech.
Young founder shakes up agriculture recruitment
Her mum had an impressive cattle career in Venezuela, but ended up cleaning toilets here. This 24-year-old is helping other ag job hunters avoid the same fate.
Young stockman proves drones muster better
Luke Chaplain is using drones to make cattle work safer on Malakoff Station, and has launched a start-up to commercialise the tech.
Trade, water and rural property up for debate in VirtuAg live webinars
National affairs reporter Natalie Kotsios hosts Trade Minister Dan Tehan this week, in the first of VirtuAg’s must-see live webinars.
Australia’s premier virtual field days are back
VirtuAg is just what Australia needs: a national online event specifically for primary producers and rural communities.
Amazone’s Super new sprayer
The new Amazone UX11201 Super is purpose-engineered for fast, safe and easy precision spraying. Find out more here.
Make farm safety a priority: WorkSafe
WorkSafe is urging farmers to make sure they are well-prepared to make safe on-farm decisions as statistics paint a shocking picture of the dangers of the ag workplace.
Farmers have their say on ag’s hot topics
Plant-based meat, foreign investment and on-farm safety are some of agriculture’s hot topics. Here’s what farmers had to say about the issues.
Just add cash: How to reach ag’s 2030 vision
Foreign investment, value-adding, and just how to reach that $100 billion target for ag? Here’s how National Farmers’ Federation president Fiona Simson and other industry experts want to achieve the ambitious goal.
Shop, compare and enjoy offers with VirtuAg Spring 2020
VirtuAg — our unmissable virtual field days experience — is back from spring. Don’t miss the exclusive offers and make sure to sign up to the webinar series. ACCESS HUB HERE
Ag leaders to share secrets of success
Learn from the best as our free VirtuAg webinars tap into agriculture and agribusiness experts. Register here now.
Burder leads from the front
Family-owned Burder Industries makes 90 per cent of its products in Australia, including its market-leading front-end loaders.
Scorpion takes sting out of farm work
Claas Scorpion telehandlers perfect for operating in the tightest areas on farms.
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