Hybrid energy pod trialed as power source for remote property

ABARES has released findings that suggest the bureau might believe Sidney Kidman still breathes, George V is still King and the telegram, until now, has been our preferred tool for distance communication. I kid you not, the Bureau’s latest ‘research’ report released last week states that “New information and communications technology (ICT) could deliver the next wave of productivity growth in Australian agriculture”.

An international ag technology event being held in Melbourne in February is seeking applicants to exhibit in a ‘Start-up Alley,’ showcasing emerging tech-based innovations for use in agriculture.