Tess Herbert discussing Agtech with Nathan Simpson, Gab Passmore and Mike Rosser at the Big Tech, Big Ideas conference in Dubbo this week.
FOR THE past five years, agtech companies have been popping up across the country, pitching new and improved ways to solve problems on farm.
While some ideas have been more popular than others, adoption of new technology was clear at the Big Tech, Big Ideas conference in Dubbo this week.
That adoption was mainly about reducing labour and finding more efficient ways to perform day-to-day jobs. Electronic identification, in-paddock weighing and water…
