Unique opportunity to help deliver frost outcomes
Grower groups, advisers, researchers and people involved in agribusiness are encouraged to put up their hands to assist in the delivery of frost research outcomes to Australian grain growers.
Tag: agribusiness
Australian whole grain wheat has the advantage in Asia
Bright, white Australian wheat has a clear advantage over major competitors in the burgeoning Asian whole grain market, according to research from the Australian Export Grains Innovation Centre (AEGIC).
Global spice boom – an opportunity for new ag exports
Demand for high-value spice crops is on the rise around the world, giving confidence to proponents of establishing a new export-focused industry in northern Australia.
The next generation Horticulture Statistics Handbook is here
The latest edition of the much-anticipated Australian Horticulture Statistics Handbook is now live and boasts an exciting new interactive dashboard with improved search functionality and user preferences.
How competitive are Australian beef and sheepmeat producers?
The latest agri benchmark report commissioned by MLA, examines sheep and beef production in Australia, as well as some of our largest global competitors.
Soil test to reap fertiliser value
With many farm budgets looking tight following the run of desperately dry seasonal conditions, grain growers will be anxious to maximise the value of fertiliser expenditure this winter.
The skills that agribusiness needs: Amazon boss
What are the skills our education systems should be delivering for the future of agribusiness? Rachael Neumann, head of Australia and NZ startups for Amazon Web Services throws out the challenge.
Crop production hit by unfavourable seasonal conditions
In its Australian crop report – February 2020, ABARES says production prospects for summer crops in Queensland and northern New South Wales remain well below average.
New WA barley variety released
A WA industry consortium has released a new-generation barley variety offering strong malting rates in comparison to other competitors.
Average wine export values up on lower volumes
Exceptional growth in demand for Australian fine wine saw the total value of wine exports grow by 3 per cent to A$2.91 billion in the 12 months to December 2019.
Pacific Seeds completes Australian-first $2.4 million custom seed processing line
Market leader Pacific Seeds has completed the installation of a state-of-the-art $2.4 million processing plant, custom-built to facilitate growing demand from customers and provide the highest quality product to the market.