agtech
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AgTech presents last great frontier for Australian IoT
Building confidence from farm to plate. -
Vic govt looks worldwide for agtech IoT
Starts to set up trial networks. -
IoT-enabled cows! Will humans follow?
Aussie startup develops implantable monitor. -
CropLogic moves into Australian agtech market
The NZ company acquires Tasmanian agriculture monitoring firm. -
Victorian govt to pump another $15m into agtech
Adds to $12m investment in IoT trials for agriculture. -
Fleet Space wins grant for Dutch agtech project
Partner in Digital Rain IoT Platform via satellite project. -
SproutX: making things smarter down on the farm
Agtech startups complete accelerator program. -
‘Australia-first’ agtech research centre in Melbourne
Bosch and Monash University team up for smart agriculture facility. -
The Yield launches agtech predictions system
Sensing+ uses IoT data to help farmers optimise resources. -
Targeted weed killing coming to Aussie farms
Weed recognition technology to reduce use of herbicides. -
NZ agritech IoT company to launch ASX IPO
CropLogic seeking $8 million from investors. -
How IoT is optimising irrigation for NZ farmer
Using Schneider Electric, Microsoft, Vodafone and local solutions. -
Aussie startup monitors remote water tanks via satellite
First field deployment of low-cost satellite transmitters. -
LoRaWAN network for farmers announced
NNNCo partners with analytics provider for rollout. -
How IoT is gaining momentum in NZ
Agritech set to lead the way across the ditch. -
Local start-up aiding graziers manage variable conditions
MaiaGrazing uses analytics to help farmers manage stock levels and other operations. -
The Yield secures big business support
Agtech start-up lands $6.5 million Series A funding from KPMG, Bosch and AgFunder. -
The Yield wins AgFunder innovation award
Tasmanian IoT start-up recognised on a global scale. -
New agtech summit to be held in Sydney
AICC and KPMG to promote IoT in agriculture. -
The forgotten agtech IoT stakeholders
Farmers and regional communities have much to contribute, says industry executive.