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EPISODE · Aug 5, 2025 · 11 MIN

Changing the game: On farm agtech solutions

from GRDC Podcast · host Grains Research and Development Corporation

Justine Baillie and Michael Scobie are the co-leads of the Ag Technology Adoption program at the University of Southern Queensland. They’re trialling and investigating a range of different types of technology to help growers boost crop quality and yield, in a bid to revolutionise farming. The project is providing tools and capacity for drought preparedness through the integration of digital technologies, data management, artificial intelligence and smart machinery including drones. The program is a collaboration between GRDC, the University of Southern Queensland (SQNNSW Drought and Innovation Hub) and Qld Cropping Research (QCR).  Contacts: Michael Scobie, Program Director  Co-Lead, Ag Tech Adoption team   University of Southern Queensland  [email protected]  Justine Baillie, Lecturer  Co-Lead, Ag Tech Adoption team   University of Southern Queensland  [email protected]    More Information: Find out more about USQ Bachelor of Agricultural Technology and Management Ag Tech Adoption team can be contacted    Video: Changing the game: On farm agtech solutions   Project Investment Code: USQ2211-002RMX Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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