Robb Dorey

The second episode in our rebooted Metronomics podcast where I interview Shannon Susko on the 3 Phases of Metronomics. Want to find out where your business is on the critical path through the 3 phases, this podcast is for you. #metronomics #3hag #3ceoandleadershipteamcoach #scaleup #businessgrowth

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Australian Quinoa Industry on the Rise: New Research Plan for Growth This Report discusses the development of the Australian Quinoa Industry RD&E Plan 2024-2029, a roadmap for strengthening this emerging industry. Click here: https://lnkd.in/gvFQyDAY Key Points: Quinoa, an ancient grain with high nutritional value, is gaining traction among Australian consumers and producers. AgriFutures Australia launched a research and development plan to address knowledge gaps and propel industry growth. The plan prioritizes developing new quinoa varieties suited for Australian conditions, boosting consumer demand, and establishing a strong industry network. Challenges include competition from established international producers and ensuring price competitiveness. The industry aims to develop "fit-for-purpose" varieties and leverage Australia's "clean-green" image for potential exports. Overall, the Australian quinoa industry shows promise, and this new plan is expected to provide the necessary tools and knowledge for growers to thrive. Share this post and let other farmers know! #AussieQuinoa #Superfood #GrowLocal

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Carbon Ag Solutions range of granulated high analysis carbon - organic granule are airseeder spec. Growers across Australia have become experts at farming the top 10cms of soil but all growers/ agronomists and associated ag related parties understand our subsoils are dead zones for nutrition, roots and biology wil not grow and thrive in these subsoil zones until now, the Carbon Ag Solutions range of products allows this zone to be altered and allow roots and biology to populate these zones. This allows nutrient’s and carbon to be below the 30cm zone. Along with Specific Horsch designed equipment provided by Muddy River through AFGRI growers can deep band Carbon Ag Solutions range of Carbon - organic granules as well as liquid nutrition and grow carbon and long term ROI for there operation. Eligible growers in Western Australia have the offer of after harvest payment terms for January 2026. Enquire now on our RestoreC deep ripping range prices at $570 a tonne plus GST ex plant Western Australia. Muddy River Agricultural HORSCH AFGRI Equipment Australia

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🌾 Explore the Future of Farming at the PURE Trial Farm Field Day! 🌾 Join us on 11 September for an exclusive opportunity to learn from industry leaders about the future of grain production and sustainability. Discover how cutting-edge practices are transforming the supply chain, and see the ReGen4Real grain production system in action. Event Highlights: Trade Show at Pally Pub: Begin your day with registration, coffee, and networking. Field Tour: Delve into carbon sequestration, organic fertilisers, emissions reduction, biologicals, and cover crops. Information Session: Gain insights from Asahi Beverages and PURE Grain, and participate in a sustainability panel discussion. Engage with experts as they share strategies on reducing emissions and enhancing soil health without compromising yield or quality. Learn how to manage rural assets sustainably to shape the future of Australian agriculture. Partnered with Asahi Beverages, this event offers unparalleled opportunities for innovation and networking. 🔹 Date: 11 September 2024 🔹 Location: Meet at the Pally Pub 🔹 Time: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM 🔹 RSVP: By 2nd September 🔗 Register Here: https://lnkd.in/gbuQFPXJ Don't miss this chance to connect with agriculture leaders and explore the latest advancements in sustainable farming. 🌱💡 #PURETrialFarm #SustainableAgriculture #InnovationInFarming #AustralianGrains #ReGen4Real #SoilHealth #EmissionReduction #SupplyChainInnovation #AgTech #FarmingFuture #AgricultureLeaders #AgInnovation #GrainGrowingAustralia #BoolahFarms

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Another great reason to invest in agtech! The second round of a federal government AgTech connectivity rebate program launched Tuesday, offers to match Australian farmers up to $30,000 to invest in equipment like sensors, antennas, cameras and radio transmitters. The new round expands the program to more technologies and farmers by lowering the threshold for eligible technology costs and increasing the farm turnover cap. The second round has been boosted to $18 million and the government has flagged wider eligibility for suppliers and their equipment based on feedback from round one. “Previously, the minimum cost of devices was $3000. We’ve decreased that to $1,000,” Communications minister Michelle Rowland told ABC radio on Tuesday. “The turnover cap was originally if the farm was at a $2 million threshold, we’ve increased that to $4 million so that more farms, more money, and more equipment means that more people will be able to take up these benefits,” she said. Agtech has repeatedly proven how it can improve farm productivity and support sustainability and regeneration objectives. Australia is a leader in agtech development and use and these grants are a fantastic way to encourage even small producers to reap the benefits. Spread the word. Skills Insight National Farmers'​ Federation Queensland Farmers'​ Federation Victorian Farmers Federation Jo Marshall Mark Peart Geert A. Hendrix Darren Wolchyn Simon Burt William Taing 陈财喜 Sarah Nolet Jesse Reader Justin Ahmed Angeline Achariya (GAICD) Emma Coath Cal Archibald Thomas Hall Stéphanie Morley Ben Pankhurst Ray Kwon Sarah Donovan Peter Johnson Andrea Koch Grant Gilmour Andrew Fisher Sam Almaliki Mark Sloan Andrew Logan Will Schmitt Ian Layden Elizabeth Cameron Peter Moulton Sensand Michael Macolino Linley Houwen Andy Clarke Andrew MacPherson Darren Price Stephen Baud Niharika Chauhan #agtech #agtechnology #farmprofitability #farming #farmgrants #grants #agriculture #sustainability #precisionfarming #geospatial #rebates #farminnovation #innovation #agribusiness #drones #connectivity #ruraldevelopment #broadbandconnectivity

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