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Sustainability is more than a buzz word.
In today’s podcast we hear about a new utopia that is unfolding on the edge of the desert in South Australia’s Port Augusta.
Sundrop Farms is a leading horticultural player in Australia producing high-value fruit using renewable resources.
As you will hear, Australia’s largest solar-powered tomato greenhouse is reducing the use of fossil fuels by using technology that tracks the sun.
To reduce their reliance on fresh water, the business pumps sea water from the Spencer Gulf and desalinates it to make fresh water and to generate electricity.
Sundrop Farms CEO Steve Marafiote explains more about the workings of concentrated solar power technology.
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Connectivity is an indispensable driver for the successful integration of digital technologies in agriculture, offering the potential to enhance productivity, efficiency and sustainability for farmers...
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We take a close look at a fruitful partnership between farmer and agritech founder, highlighting the importance of connectivity on-farm and supporting agritech adoption.
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A new utopia unfolding on the edge of the desert in South Australia - the nation's largest solar-powered tomato greenhouse is reducing the use of fossil fuels by using technology that tracks the sun.
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In extensive test-bed sites in both the United States and Israel, the beehive has been replaced with a robotic device that is solar powered, driven by artificial intelligence.
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In this podcast, we hear from apple grower Ian Cathel is about never giving up and why apples from Batlow, NSW taste so good.
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