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25.01.2022 So fortunate to be working in Uganda mapping bananas, beautiful people, amazing experience

25.01.2022 http://www.rasnsw.com.au/con/the-future-of-farming-is-here/

23.01.2022 The future farm pavilion just won a prize for best commercial exhibit Check it out

20.01.2022 Dave Lamb and Linc Urquhart from the SMART Farm having a go at the Immerseport Virtual Reality! #myeastershow

18.01.2022 Senior remote sensing position with PARG https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/684167454/

18.01.2022 Australia's Food Agility CRC (a partner of UNE) is looking to appoint a post-doc in the area of Valuing Natural Capital on Australian farms. Its a post-doc with a difference though- part leadership and part research. Check out http://yourcareer.rmit.edu.au//research-fellow-food-agilit

18.01.2022 Bush mechanics on a field spec, Uganda hotel foyer style

16.01.2022 We are looking forward to seeing you at the Sydney Royal Easter Show next week (https://www.eastershow.com.au/) . Don't forget to pop in to the only Pavillion dedicated to the future of farming (University of New England Armidale 'Farm of the Future', located in Orana Parade). Food Agility CRC (www.foodagility.com.au) will also be showcasing our AgTech Finder in the pavillion.

14.01.2022 PhD Scholarships - Applications Open NOW *[DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS]* Interested in the future of remote sensing and climate modelling in global agriculture? ... We are currently looking for students wanting to complete their PhD in the area of remote sensing and climate modelling at the University of New England, AU The proposed PhD studies aim to integrate remote sensing, climate modelling and the national map of orchard distribution and area to better understand and therefore predict yield variability in each of the tree crop systems. This is a unique opportunity to work on your studies whilst having the support of an extensive collaborative group, including industry partners of current projects. Be part of a team that is transforming agriculture production systems for today and into the future. For the project and scholarship information: https://www.une.edu.au//h/australian-tree-crop-scholarship APPLICATIONS CLOSE OCTOBER 31.

14.01.2022 We are having an incredible time at our Farm of the Future Pavilion at the Royal Easter Show. There is so much interest from all walks of life. Thanks so much to our dedicated team from PARG, UNE Discovery, UNE Marketting and Student Recruitment. Its the first ever pavilion dedicated to agricultural tecnhology innovation at the show and it will definitely not be the last. If we dont see you all there then have a GREAT Easter!

12.01.2022 30,000+ people through our Farm of the Future Pavilion yesterday and on track to top that record today. Incredible job from the team!

11.01.2022 Our work at Food Agility CRC explained here https://www.facebook.com/FoodAgility/videos/2572836479609264/

10.01.2022 Read our latest article "Data, data everywhere, but does it make us think?" in the 2019 Edition of 'The Australian Farmer' e-book online https://www.theaustralianfarmer.com/digital-book

09.01.2022 Confidence and Connectivity - the dreaded 'C' words choking on-farm adoption of digital agriculture in Australia. https://www.graincentral.com//confidence-connectivity-con/

09.01.2022 The fact that Blockchain isnt a solution, but a pathway to a solution, and that our innovation ecosystem may be moving too fast for R&D to keep pace with it were some of the things we discussed at the American Chamber of Commerce-hosted Blockchain and Agtech panel discussion in Brisbane last week. It was a priviledge to join Leanne Kemp (Qld Chief Entrepreneur), Jackie Taranto (Chief QODE Officer), Ben van Delden (Partner and Head of AgriFood Tech and Markets, KPMG) and Jerad Ford (Manager Innovation Services CSIRO) along with an engaging audience at this event last week.

06.01.2022 Jane Lamb chats to us about the live bee hive that we have in our Farm of the Future pavilion. Did you know how critical bees are? About one third of our global food supply is pollinated by bees.Royal Agricultural Society of NSWW #myeastershowSydney Royal Easter Showw.

06.01.2022 Changing of the guard With his recent appointment as Chief Scientist to the Food Agility CRC (FACRC), Prof David Lamb is handing over the reigns of PARG leadership to A/Prof Andrew Robson (left of photo). As leader of the Ag Remote Sensing Theme, and with a wealth of project and team leadership experience, Andrew is the ideal successor to take the group forward into a very bright SMART farming future. David will continue to contribute to PARG through UNE's membership of the FACRC.

04.01.2022 Fantastic turnout by industry and academia at our first project development meeting looking to introduce remote sensing into the U.S. peanut industry.

03.01.2022 UNE PARG researcher Dr Jamie Barwick is leading a project to investigate the application of the AWI Smart Tag for monitoring sheep health and welfare: http://beyondthebale.wool.com/?iid=163306#folio=44

03.01.2022 MLA has just released our review of telecommunications challenges and opportunities for Australian feedlots. "Getting Connected: Pathways for Improving Connectivity for our Feedlot Industry" https://www.mla.com.au//Getting-Connected-Pathways-fo/3837 A BIG thank you to project partners Premise Agriculture for the opportunity to contribute. https://premise.com.au/agriculture/