Agribook

The driving force behind smart farming in Australian agriculture is the “Internet of Things” which is connecting smart machines and sensors integrated on farms to make farming processes data-driven, data-enabled- allowing decision making power in real time. IoT...

As social distancing and self-isolation rules have curtailed face to face research methodologies such as focus groups, the power of contacting farmers by telephone is in the spotlight as it is effective, reliable and excellent value for money. KG2 has been conducting...

The challenges that climate change and increasing global gas emissions present for farmers in Australia are hard to predict and even harder to get consensus policy decisions on. But with every challenge comes an opportunity, and Australian farmers are well placed to...

Weather for agriculture plays one of the largest roles in maintaining farm productivity and profitability, yet it also stands as the variable that farmers have the least control over. Weather is a major element of risk for any agricultural business. Weather...

The agricultural industry is poised for a data driven revolution. Technological advancements and the rise of big data have transformed the way we farm and produce food. Agriculture is becoming increasingly reliant on technology and innovation in order to maintain...

The rise of the ‘digital agricultural age’ has seen the emergence of a range of new technologies in the context of ‘smart farming’. This relates to the use of ‘IoT agriculture’ (‘Internet of Things agriculture’) to optimise farm management and performance via data...