Agriculture of the future will be digitally integrated at all stages of production, from understanding genetics to transport logistics. We are using our expertise in digital innovation and agriculture to improve decision making for farmers, agribusiness, policy-makers and researchers.
Combining sensors and software for practical information on cropping and pastures.
For the first time, Australian farmers can forecast grain yield at the touch of a button, thanks to our smart phone app, Graincast™, an Australian first.
Pastures from Space provides near real-time information tools at whole-of-farm and within-paddock levels to help Australian agricultural businesses make tactical and strategic decisions.
Phenomics tools offer non-destructive and high throughput methods to quantify crop performance in response to the environment.
Find out what’s beneath your feet with CSIRO’s SoilMapp app, making soil information accessible from your location.
Yield Prophet® decision support tool provides paddock-specific yield forecasts to optimise farmers' investments.
Improving productivity and profitability through internet connected livestock
We're working with agtech company, Ceres Tag, to develop next-generation ear tags to track and monitor livestock, unlocking invaluable data for the livestock industry.
CSIRO and Agersens are turning autonomous animal control into a reality.
New and better ways to manage, understand and achieve input efficiencies.
Our app, 1622™, uses sensors, satellites and smart analytics to help sugarcane farmers manage nitrogen fertiliser, without affecting profits, with flow-on benefits for the health of the Great Barrier Reef.
GrazPlan is a series of tools to help farmers, farm advisors, industry organisations, agribusiness, banks and insurance companies make decisions about farm management, principally in grazing enterprises.
Our precision agriculture research is addressing key challenges in a range of farming systems, including viticulture, broadacre cropping, dairy and sugar farming. We're working with industry to develop and refine tools to assess, monitor and redress environmental and economic risks associated with agricultural practices.
A water dashboard developed as part of the Sense-T program in Tasmania delivers real-time data to Tasmanian farmers to support irrigation and environmental sustainability.
Using our new WaterWise technology, for the first time, growers can see in real time the water stress of their crop and can predict their crops' future water needs.
New opportunities are opening up in agriculture and land management that weren’t dreamed of just a few years ago.
ADOPT is designed to help users think about and analyse how an agricultural innovation will be adopted within a given population.
We’re using popular gaming platforms, sensor technologies and next-generation data interaction techniques to help Australian prawn farmers increase efficiency and production while reducing risk.
Our LOOC-C ('look see’) app will help farmers and land managers discover possible carbon projects for their land and assess whether they can participate profitably in greenhouse gas mitigation and maximise the benefits to the land from carbon markets.
We’ve solved a farming challenge using artificial intelligence to identify the boundary of every individual paddock in Australia's grain growing region from space – around 1.7 million of them.
In an Australian breakthrough, we are working with the Bureau of Meteorology to transform weather forecast data and tailor it for farmers and agribusiness in a way they've never had before. Our Weather Together shop is now open for business.