Le 04/08/2026
New AgTech Catalogue Helps Australian Growers Navigate New Technology
Online Resource Includes 50+ Mechanised and Autonomous Field Machines
VegMech
The VegMech project, led by the Queensland Department of Primary Industries and funded by Hort Innovation, aims to increase grower awareness of available technologies and increase the profile of the Australian market for these technologies — ultimately improving the productivity, profitability, and sustainability of growers in Australia.
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Le 31/07/2026
Connecting Growers and Technology: What Australian Growers Learned from Europe
From 28 June to 7 July 2026, 18 Australian vegetable growers travelled to the United Kingdom and the Netherlands to explore Europe’s agricultural robotics ecosy…
Le 16/06/2026
Weeding Robots and Electric Weed Control Solutions for Vegetable Growers
VegMech webinar provides an overview of non-chemical weed control technologies
Le 28/04/2026
VegMech 2026: Accelerating Vegetable Robotics from Insight to Impact
As the global vegetable industry faces increasing pressure from labor shortages, rising costs, and the need for greater efficiency, automation is no longer a fu…
Le 02/03/2026
VegMech Mid-Project Update: Where Are We Now?
VegMech Mid-Project Update: Advancing Vegetable Mechanisation to Maximise Labour and Cost EfficiencyThe project is at its halfway point and can already be consi…
Le 15/04/2025
VegMech Webinar Highlights Packaging and Harvesting Robots
Rising costs, a shrinking workforce and the need to improve efficiency and yields are just a few of the challenges vegetable growers face. These challenges have…
Le 15/04/2025
How Agricultural Robots Help Australian Growers Adapt to Rising Costs
Australian vegetable growers, like many farmers around the world, face rising input costs. A recent survey undertaken by the Global Coalition of Fresh Produce f…