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Case Study Elders: Supporting growers with Technology
Elders
Adelaide, SA

Supporting growers with technology

The Elders agronomy team aims to provide a high-quality service to their clients that helps these growers be as profitable as possible. Elders were looking for a digital platform that enables their agronomists to provide a consistent service where agronomists can collaborate with their growers. Elders also wanted to make sure that any software they implemented would be useful for their clients to adopt as well.

CQ Ag utilizes Agworld to drive Agtech Adoption in Central Queensland
CQ Ag Services
Emerald, QLD

Driving agtech adoption in central Queensland

CQ Ag Services were looking for a platform they could use to improve both internal and external communication. They wanted to be able to store their observations and recommendations in such a way that all agronomists and their clients have access.

Alturas Ranches utilizes Agworld to visualize critical data
Alturas Ranches
Alturas, CA

Visualizing data to improve results

Alturas Ranches used to use field averages for their seasonal reports. Increasingly however, they realized the limited scope of the dataset available to them meant they were not able to use the data to influence their decision-making processes.

Understanding production costs to remain competitive
Lilliput Ag
Rutherglen, VIC

Understanding production costs to remain competitive

Lilliput Ag grows a variety of crops and produces seed for sister-business Baker Seed Co. Lilliput Ag looked to adopt a newer recording platform linked to the cloud to try and track production data. Co-owners Andrew & Sue Russell felt that they had to be able to connect production data to his finance software in order to remain competitive.

Case Study Jansz Parish Vineyard: A complete cost overview
Jansz Parish Vineyard
Penna, TAS

A complete cost overview, from vine to wine

The Jansz Parish vineyard produces a variety of wine and needed a better solution to gain insight into the detailed cost per hectare. It also wanted to produce accurate production budgets for future seasons without adding extra layers of administration and complexity.

Managing Ag Data can be challenging
Coleman Ag
Willamette Valley, OR

Innovation is key for Oregon’s largest hop growing operation

In 2014, Drew Bell with Coleman Ag recognized the need to start collecting farm records electronically and in the field, by the people performing the actual applications, instead of behind a desktop in an office. The main drivers for this need were state regulations that enforce pesticide application tracking and to provide workers with accurate information about re-entry intervals after these applications.

Case study Loza Farms: a hop growing family in Washington.
Loza Farms
Wapato, WA

Streamlining a thriving family operation

Junior Loza was using Excel to keep track of his field applications and costs but was not able to easily run reports or identify his agronomic costs per field, variety or acre. Junior also did not have a tool to help him manage his workforce, up to 40 people in peak season, and ensure that everyone was involved in recording all of the job details.

Farm Management Case Study: Reamer Farms | Agworld
Reamer Farms
Clarksburg, CA

Transferring the family farm to the next generation

James Reamer had already managed succession planning from a land and asset point of view, but knew there is a lot more to pass on than just the asset. Jamie, his daughter, wanted to help facilitate the knowledge and experience transfer as quickly and effectively as possible and knew a digital platform was the best opportunity to do so. Jamie also knew that she needed to be in the field to really learn the farm’s subtleties and be of the greatest value to the business.

An almond focused business
Vann Brothers
Williams, CA

Improving workflow through collaboration

Vann Brothers has seen rapid growth of their almond orchard as part of their vertically integrated operation. A growing team, new legislation and an increased demand for transparency from the end-consumers of their product meant that old record keeping methods were no longer viable.

Increasing crop profitability through digitalization
Simon McCormack & Darryn Schilling
Wallaroo, SA

Increasing crop profitability

Back in 2010, the McCormack family was looking to digitise their business records, save time and improve the decision making process together with their crop advisor.

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