A collaboration between Australian ag-tech startup Agronomeye, Microsoft, and Australia’s national science agency CSIRO will aim to unlock the full value of on-farm data, enabling farmers to optimise profitability and sustainability.

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Agronomeye’s Stu Adam demonstrates the AgTwin platform (Source: CSIRO)[/caption]

The new platform will bring together disparate data sets to help farmers see a fuller picture of their own property, above and below the surface.

This platform takes real-time data and puts it into the hands of farmers in a way that is easy to use and simple to interpret – so they can confidently make critical decisions, like matching their sowing timetable to soil moisture profiles or planning water catchment systems based on the natural flow patterns of their properties.

Agronomeye is now looking to make that same capability accessible to farmers across Australia through their AgTwin platform, which delivers a detailed “Digital Foundation” of the complete farming system combined with next gen modelling capabilities and dynamic overlays.

Stu Adam, co-founder and CEO of Agronomeye, said a seachange is underway in Australian agriculture.

Groundbreaking platform builds digital twins that help farmers maximise yields, optimise sustainability

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