Motel Le Grande, Albany from 2:30pm

Data analytics is increasingly being seen as an important tool for farmers to improve their enterprises. Modern technology, including real-time soil moisture sensors & satellite imagery, when combined with in-season paddock data and evaluated with advanced analytic techniques, has the potential to change the way farmers make decisions in their farming business.

This workshop will explore and discuss the data analysed through the Stirlings to Coast Farmers & Liebe group project, the potential to use different technologies to meet the future information needs of farmers and discuss opportunities for development & improvement to assist in solving real-world problems. 

Afternoon tea and welcome at 2:30pm,  the workshop begins at 3pm and will finish with a sundowner at 5pm. This is a FREE event!

For more information or to register your attendance, please contact
Philip Honey on 0428 768 589 or philip.honey@scfarmers.org.au.