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Innovation   |   2 Dec 2021

Understanding genomics

Genomics is increasingly becoming another decision making tool for cattle producers. There has been incredible progress and promising adoption rates...

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Innovation   |   15 Oct 2020

Opportunities for agriculture in northern Australia

Northern Queensland could, and should, be an agricultural powerhouse with new crops that cannot be grown in southern Australia, says...

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Innovation   |   19 Feb 2020

“What’s in it for us?” Producers urge agtech startups to thi...

Farmers have been, and will continue, to adopt agtech innovation and inventions. Despite calls that primary producers are halting the...

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Ag Tech   |   15 Nov 2019

Adopting Change in Viticulture

The only constant in agriculture is change, this is no different for Viticulture and variety is the spice of life....

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Ag Tech   |   25 Oct 2019

The era of Precision Livestock Management

Despite the apparent increase in desire for alternative protein sources, global meat consumption has increased by 2% for sheep, and...

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Ag Tech   |   27 Sep 2019

Building technical excellence, driving practice change and a...

There are many changes and challenges happening across the Australian agricultural landscape impacting productivity and profitability of producers today. These...

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Ag Tech   |   22 Jul 2019

Elders weigh in on precision agriculture

In her article of 22 July 2019, Sharon O’Keeffe of farmonline.com.au interviewed Elders’ head of technical services, Graham Page about...

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Ag Tech   |   20 Feb 2019

Big Ideas on show at evokeAG

Members of the Thomas Elder Consulting (TEC) team including Head of TEC, Graham Page, Pete Breugem and Bruce Creek were...

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Ag Tech   |   19 Feb 2019

AgTech and the Future

Having spent more than 23 years in the Agriculture industry Graham Page, with an extensive background in agronomy, now heads...

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Ag Tech   |   31 Oct 2018

Elders consultancy arm to fill ag extension gap

1500s, when an unknown printer took a galley of type and scrambled it to make a type specimen book. It...

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