The Precision Ag podcast heads off-shore for the second show in a row, this time from Alberta, Canada. Tim Neale is joined by Steve Larocque from Beyond Agronomy, as they talk about all things precision ag in Canada. They discuss the latest PA trends, including real time monitoring and focussing on the 'row' rather than the 'acre', and what the Aussies and Canadians can learn from each other. Also, Tim gets a little jealous of all Steve's Twitter followers! Enjoy!

Episode 5 - What's happening in precision ag in Canada?

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Fertiliser Management for Emissions Reduction in Victorian Dairy Industry
This podcast discusses the ways to demonstrate the value of more precise soil and fertiliser management in the Gippsland dairy industry.

Episode 14 -  Precision Agriculture Dairy Project

From satellite imagery to yield information and even elevation data, precision agriculture technology collects some pretty amazing information. You may not realise however, that it can potentially be the deciding factor in insurance cases involving fires, spray drift, hail events and flooding. Find out more about this little known aspect of precision agriculture in this episode of the Precision Ag Podcast with PA director Tim Neale.

Episode 13 - Precision ag brings clarity to insurance claims

Precision Ag has changed the game for irrigators, with their new technology taking the guesswork out of knowing the storage volumes of irrigation dams. Today on the podcast we talk to PA director Tim Neale about the huge difference PA will make for irrigators making critical decisions about how much water they've got, and therefore how much crop to plant. Tim believes this technology is going to become more important with variable seasons - listen in to find out how they can work out the volume of dams, whether they're full or dry!

Episode 12 - PA supplying critical dam storage information for irrigators

Today we meet Milton Curpatrick on the Precision Ag Podcast, who is based in the New England region of northern New South Wales with the Precision Ag team. He has been working on precision agriculture in pastures, and joins the program to talk us through the benefits local farmers have found using the technology!

Episode 11 - Getting benefits from precision ag in pastures

On this Precision Ag Podcast, we meet Bindi Isbister, who talks about her role as a precision ag consultant in WA, the adoption of the technology in the west, and how it can be used to maximise on-farm efficiency and profitability.

Episode 5 - What's happening in precision ag in Canada?

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