Future Farm Field Day

Technologies leading to a revolution in agriculture

Through continued innovation and productivity improvements, Australian farmers have increased the real gross value of production by 4-5 times over the last 40 years. In more recent times, agricultural productivity growth has slowed to 1% per annum; commodity prices have remained stagnant and input costs have continued to rise. With the need to do more with less, is the human component limiting potential? Will new intelligence-based technologies and solutions developed by the National Centre for Engineering in Agriculture be the next game changer in Ag #Thinkingworks

For further information please email the National Centre for Engineering in Agriculture ncea.admin@usq.edu.au

This event is free, but please register online by 25 September 2017 for catering purposes.