by sandy | Oct 2, 2026
Dr Jeff Tullberg, long-term ACTFA Board member and undisputed ‘grandfather’ of CTF research, development and adoption in Australia was an invited guest speaker at the recent Agronomy Conference in Darwin. One might wonder why, given the current stage of his...
by sandy | Oct 1, 2026
Jordan Lee, Collab Ag A companion piece to Bindi Isbister’s “Georeferenced Boundaries for Farm Automation” — ACTFA On Track, June 2026 Bindi Isbister laid it out clearly in the last issue of the ACTFA On Track newsletter – boundaries shift,...
by sandy | Jun 11, 2026
Dr. Jeff Tullberg Does CTF matter?’ is not a question you would usually expect to see in the ACTFA newsletter. However, its recent absence from the GRDC Farm Practices Survey prompted reflection on how prominently CTF is being recognised and discussed. Similarly,...
by sandy | Jun 11, 2026
Jordan Lee, Collab Ag After working through a significant number of farm setups with Verge this year, some clear patterns are emerging, and they point to something bigger than just a platform challenge. The truth: it’s polarising. Farmers who love Verge, really...
by sandy | Jun 11, 2026
Bindi Isbister, Agrarian Management Georeferenced or GPS mapped paddock boundaries are central to modern farm automation. They define the “digital farm” – they guide machines, organise data, drive analysis, underpin calculations of inputs, costs and profit, and...
