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THE REEL DEAL: Michael Kelly, Bellevue Machinery Swan Hill, with one of the New Holland range of harvesters at the Mallee Machinery Field Days.

New Holland is confident its CR series of harvesters will have a fantastic fit in Australia conditions.

New Holland's new CR series is a revelation

TECH: Australian National University plant physiologists Dr Chin Wong, Professor Graham Farquhar and Dr Diego Marquez have contributed to research which could make plants more drought resistant. Picture: Tracey Nearmy

A group of scientists has identified a natural mechanism in plants they hope could help develop more food-efficient crops.

'Dream discovery' could develop more efficient crops

SUSTAINABLE: Charlie Walker, Incitec Pivot Fertilisers, says new technologies will cut emissions from nitrogen fertiliser.

The fertiliser industry is confident it will be able to cut nitrous oxide emissions without having to cut nitrogen application rates.

Fertiliser technology can cut nitrogen emissions

A new reports warns that large-scale cotton farming in the NT could jeopardise Top End rivers. But industry representatives don't agree.

Controversy over northern Australian cotton industry continues

Martin Morona, Berrima Engineering, highlights the features of his business's range of chaser bins.

A Riverina-based agricultural engineering business is reporting good interest in its range of chaser bins.

Berrima bins enter the chase

There has been little movement in values over the past three weeks.

CBOT wheat bounces sideways

Steve Sherman and Brett Phillips, Silo Bag Ag, were busy with farmer inquiries at last week's Mallee Machinery Field Days.

Farmers are looking at grain bags as an important method of storing grain over the busy harvest period.

Silo bags help keep up with the big harvests

SHORTAGES: Ben Macnamara, CBH, Phil Hughes, Viterra Australia and Tony Geitz, Louis Dreyfus Australia chat with journalist Barrie Cassidy about supply chain constraints at the Australian Grains Industry Conference.

Leading grain bulk handlers have nominated a lack of suitable staff as one of their greatest supply chain constraints.

Grain leaders say workforce shortages are an industry crisis

OCTOPOWER: Carolina Ferreira and Rodrigo Cortes have launched Octopusbot, a grain market analytics service.

A new grain analytics business creating forecasts using artificial intelligence has launched.

Octopusbot to get it tentacles over industry data

LIFE LESSONS: Brad Hogg, former Aussie cricketer, spoke of his battle with mental health issues at last week's Mallee Machinery Field Days. Photo: Gregor Heard.

Former Australian cricket cult hero Brad Hogg is currently touring ag field days with a deeply personal message on mental health.

Mental health in the spotlight at field days

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