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Key takeaways Virtual fencing uses GPS-enabled collars and audio cues to contain and guide cattle without physical internal fences. Training is essential. Most cattle will respond to the audio cue […]
Detection of maternal behaviours associated with suckling in beef cattle The uSuckled project is investigating the ability to remotely monitor suckling events using devices (such as accelerometers, sound monitors and […]
The ‘Calf 48 hour’ project is evaluating and enhancing technologies to detect parturition events in cattle in order to improve diagnosis of causes of calf loss in extensive grazing systems. […]
With current restrictions on face-to-face gatherings due to COVID-19, the E-Beef Project has moved online to maintain momentum and engagement during these unprecedented times (as well as for your safety […]
The infrastructure costs in providing communications to emerging AgTech devices are seen as prohibitive due to the extent of infrastructure needed to cover the size of properties across northern Australia. […]
Walk over weighing (WOW) technology has been around for some time now and has seen steady on-farm adoption throughout parts of northern Queensland. However, to date, the technology is not […]
The goal of the project is to test, validate and recommend a set of land condition products (LCPs) to help evaluate the impact of management practice, and practice change, on […]
Blogs are an effective way to engage with your target audience, informing them of updates and allowing them to make comments. They do require a significant amount of time if […]
VegMachine is an online tool that uses satellite imagery to summarise decades of change in Australia’s grazing lands. It’s simple to operate, easy to understand, and free to use. With […]
The On-farm demonstration of the installation and use of remote monitoring of stock water producer demonstration site project investigated using telemetry in a large scale commercial setting. For more details, […]
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