In Australia, the wet season is welcomed by cattle operations, delivering strong pasture growth and offering the chance for livestock to regain condition after the dry months. However, stopping supplementation at the first sign of rain can prevent cattle from reaching their full potential.

On a station in Richmond, QLD, a 117-day study compared supplementing via uDOSE™ water supplementation technology to traditional lick blocks.

While AgTech and AgTech terminology reflect exciting industry advancements, they can also present barriers to adoption and understanding. Clear communication and education are essential for ensuring that farmers and stakeholders can effectively leverage these technologies to improve productivity and sustainability in agriculture.

Managing stress in livestock is as crucial as ensuring adequate nutrition. Stress can significantly impact animal welfare, growth rates, and overall productivity. During stress events, animals may stop eating but they usually keep drinking water. DIT AgTech set up a...

After a lengthy wet season, we are surrounded by lush, green pastures. However, abundant growth does not always mean your pastures are delivering the nutrients your livestock need to achieve the best results. 

How embracing the Fly-In Fly-Out (FIFO) model in the agriculture industry helped our business attract and retain skilled workers, and bolster employee satisfaction and wellbeing.

The DIT AgTech Research Team recently completed a Water Preference Research Trial which delved into beef cattle’s water consumption patterns, comparing preferences for varied flow rates of water supplements versus straight fresh water.

DIT AgTech Technical Lead Jack Maley explains the new improvements and features coming to uDOSE™️ units in 2023.