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Upholding Australia’s water supply chain

The world’s first blockchain-based water market will start in Australia later this year.
Read full storyAquiMax - valuable tool for water management

Improve soil aggregate stability and water retention, and reduce reduce run-off, silt, and ammonia and nitrate-nitrogen loss.
Read full storyCQU automated irrigation help trees flourish

Automated sprinkler system prevents water-wastage while saving money.
Read full storyUsing drones makes every drop count

Drones provide insight into irrigation to help improve uniformity in yield and quality.
Read full storyGet a free water stress analysis from Ceres Imaging

Growers can preview the industry’s most popular aerial imagery and data analytics with no risk and no commitment.
Read full storyCeres Imaging - Prioritising investments with aerial imaging data

Irrigation imagery that is detailed and high resolution.
Read full storyGrowers using drones to make every drop count

Aerobotics has developed insights into irrigation so that early-stage corrections can be made to improve uniformity in yield and quality.
Read full storyCeres Imaging quadruples efforts in Australia

Aerial imaging company announces new Australian expansion, significant new product releases, partnerships and research.
Read full story$694K R&D grant for avocado development

R&D will enable implementation of intelligent irrigation and fertigation systems and real-time detection systems for soil and root health.
Read full story‘Smart’ water system boosts tree crop yields

Hydrosmart system conditions water and requires no chemicals, filters or maintenance.
Read full storyConfirming irrigation events online

Irrigation event confirmation (IEC) is rapidly becoming a must-have tool for irrigators, as missed irrigations can very quickly turn into lost revenue.
Read full storyLoRa devices boost crop yield on connected avocado farms

Accurately monitoring environmental crop stress.
Read full storySouth East water prices expected to drop

ABARES forecasts lower water prices in the southern Murray-Darling Basin in 2020–21
Read full storyMaking use of water and technology

Technologies supports better water use efficiency.
Read full storyWater Infrastructure Rebate extended

Permanent plantings will be included in the On-Farm Emergency Water Infrastructure Rebate in Qld, NSW, SA, Tasmania, and the ACT, and can be retroactively applied to new bores and dam de-silting installations from 30 June 2019. Eligible farmers can claim 25 per cent of expenses up to $25,000 as part of a $13.2 million injection from the federal government.
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