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the australian farmer
“ “Land-forming technologies are advancing toward full automation in agriculture, though Charles Reynolds, General Manager of T3RRA
this innovation may still be years away. Technologies today are pushing efficiency and optimisation to new heights. A convergence of technology, research, and on-farm testing is propelling this progress. Breakthroughs in precision soil mapping, artificial intelligence modelling, and sustainable design are shaping a future where science tackles the complex challenges of productivity and resilience in agriculture.”
“ “In a world that challenges us on a day-to-day basis, it is our responsibility to ensure tomorrow's work- Matthew Lunn, CEO of Turf Australia
ing generation is provided with the foundations to succeed through the decisions we make today. It is our duty within our green life industry to embrace these challenges and put in place environmental practices that not only protect the land that we work on but also as a by-product of what we grow and sell; turf becomes one of the unsung heroes when dealing with climate change.”
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