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Australian Canegrower article on Agdat Remote

sandra — Tue, 20 Dec 2011 23:38:07 +0000

Please read the article in the Australian Canegrower magazine published on the 12 December 2011. The article “Agdat Remote takes the farm office into the tractor” discribes the many advantages of Agtrix Agdat technology.
Please click here to read it in full

Article in the October edition-International Sugar Journal

sandra — Thu, 20 Oct 2011 05:36:47 +0000

An article by Robert Crossley and John Markley on AgDat was published in the October edition of the International Sugar Journal.

AGDAT: Spatial applications to improve harvest management, data recording and reporting, and data exchange between organisations.

Please read the relevant article in the October Issue

Agtrix technology helps local community find old well

sandra — Mon, 17 Oct 2011 04:43:22 +0000

Agtrix used it GPS technology to place a grid pattern over an old photo of a newly discovered well at the controversial Roundhouse site at Ocean Shores. With the well site established the council can now excavate the well and remove dangerous material.
The old well, which is about 25m deep and almost 2 meters in diameter, sat below ground level and had no capping or fence around it. The well had been used to dispose of building material from an old farmhouse and drums of agricultural chemicals over 40 years ago.

Greatest Story Never Told

sandra — Tue, 26 Jul 2011 04:23:56 +0000

Greatest Story Never Told Video
It’s our farmers that sustain our way of life and help ensure the economic well-being of the nation. You and I, we should all be proud of our farmers. From developing innovative techniques to intelligently managing the land, Australia’s farmers are leading the world in the science of farming and sustainability.

2012 is the Australian Year of the Farmer — it will celebrate the achievements and recognise the hard work of all the farmers in our Country

Older Posts

sandra — Sat, 02 Jul 2011 05:45:28 +0000

New Agdat Version Release

Pilot Program for Apple and Pear Industry

Agdat Grazing demonstration at Tedlands Station

CSIRO Watersense technology

Forest Tracks the ultimate answer to finding success

Fredd wins Gold

AgDat Complimented

Australian Agriculture Minister compliments Agtrix’s product AgDat Remote

Cutting Edge Technology for Mackay Tractors
Radio interview with John Markley 9th October 2009

Forests Tracks In Trial

New Agdat Version Release

sandra — Mon, 30 May 2011 05:11:13 +0000

We are proud to announce the release of AGDAT Version 1.4.0.2995.
Patrick Kealy, Agtrix Project Manager, said the new release have improvements requested by user groups.

For more information

Pilot Program for Apple and Pear Industry

sandra — Wed, 19 Jan 2011 03:24:50 +0000

Agtrix has commenced an Agdat Pilot program for APAL using our web based orchard management tool. Two sites will be included in the pilot program- Lenswood in South Australia and Batlow in NSW.
Agdat will be configured to provide a range of environmental best practice functionality meeting the expressed needs for the apple and pear industry.

Agdat Grazing demonstration at Tedlands Station

sandra — Wed, 06 Oct 2010 04:40:41 +0000

Senior Agtrix programmer, Adam Power demonstrated Agdat Grazing capabilities with Taggle systems integration in cattle monitoring at Tedlands Station near Koumala, Queensland.
Spatial alarms notify when tagged livestock is in or out of a defined boundaries. Spatial and time-based databases enable advanced analysis such as grazing density. Data is distributed to the device owner using secure web pages or web services (WS HTTP bindings—Soap 1.2) The tags use very little power and can be operated for several years on a torch battery.

Adam Power at Tedlands Station

South Australian Wine Industry

sandra — Wed, 22 Sep 2010 04:23:27 +0000

Robert Crossley, CEO of Agtrix, was invited by the South Australian Wine Industry Association to present a paper at the 10+ Ways to Reduce your Environmental Footprint Seminar held at the Adelaide Convention Centre. Robert’s paper was titled ” Transport effeciencies in the sugar industry and how it might be relevant to the wine industry”. A copy of Robert’s presentation will be posted to the website shortly.

CSIRO Watersense technology

sandra — Mon, 20 Sep 2010 05:44:29 +0000

Agtrix has been selected as a Tier 1 manager for CSIRO’s Watersense technology. The Centre for Irrigation Futures has selected Agtrix as the new home and manager for its Watersense Technology. Watersense is a web based tool providing irrigation scheduling advise for growers of sugar cane and other irrigated crops in Australia. Agtrix will integrate Watersense with its Agdat suite of products. This will ultimately provide a suite of tools for farmers, improving productivity, reducing costs, simplifying reporting and providing rich visualisation of their farms and farm practices.