StevTech

Next week the Stevtech team is exhibiting at BIG TECH BIG IDEAS in Dubbo. Come by our stand 26–27 March for a proper look at what tech can save your agricultural operation time and money.

We are officially live at Elder’s in Forbes starting tomorrow! Whether you’re looking to purchase your first agricultural drone, need precision data processing, or want to understand how spray drones can cut your chemical bill, drop in and see what StevTech can do for your farm!

Ag Drones Are Landing at Elders Forbes This Friday (BBQ Included) #Drones #Agriculture #AI #Farming #Spraytechnology #precisionagriculture

Ag Drones Are Landing at Elders Forbes This Friday (BBQ Included)

It doesn’t need diesel 🙈 From Friday these (and others) will be sold from @EldersLimited Forbes Branch. Be in store 10am Friday (Spring Street Forbes) for the product launch. Want to integrate drones into your farming operation? We can help - equipment, training, data.

Has anyone seen a retail shop front selling agricultural & industrial drones west of the Blue Mountains? Me neither. Until now! Come to Forbes this Friday for our product launch with @EldersLimited Shop local: same prices, better support.

StevTech is proud to partner with Elders to deliver advanced drone technology, training, and agricultural data solutions directly to growers. Together we’re helping drive the future of smart farming across regional Australia.

Turn your property into an automated monitoring system. DJI Dock 3 enables daily remote flights with RGB and thermal to monitor water, infrastructure, feral animals and livestock, day or night.

Smarter weed control starts from the air. Our green-on-brown drone surveys deliver precise weed detection, helping growers target spray zones, cut chemical use, and save time across large paddocks. Data-driven decisions. Real-world results. 🌾

'Quick fire' panel on weed detection options (#drones, #satelites, boom camera's) at the @theGRDC Update. Enjoyed catching up with @TimNeale1 @data_farming and meeting David from @NufarmSeedsAU Thanks @GRDCSouth and the farmers of SA for the invite and hospitality.

@Kerin_Ag @WheatWatcher This cycle is daily right? … right?!?

@WheatWatcher What a joke !!!!!!! 🤷‍♂️ And you're going to tell me that non farm businesses don't go through the same process of continued change. Ya dreaming 😴

Ag is going through some interesting times at the moment. Where are you on this chart?

A night out in Dub-Vegas! Great effort by the team to come away with these awards. Thanks to Three Rivers Machinery and @DubboCouncil for sponsoring the awards and for the Dubbo business chambers for organising the event.

@BradfieldThe @OneNationAus Meh… The regions have a labour shortage. The cities have a housing crisis. You don’t have to be Einstein.

If @OneNationAus can come up with a simple housing policy that will make housing affordable they will jump ahead of the Libs. A policy that is simple and easy to understand. A policy that ramps up over time with various stages. Zero price increase for 5 years would do it.

@phillisfarms @grassrootsag @WeedSmartAU @CropDoctor54 Some similar work in clover. Very low flying to get the right result.

Vetch in lentils!!! Looking for user feedback on accuracy of drone mapping vetch for green on green spraying. Very dissapointed with the limited number identified when this was done! @grassrootsag @WeedSmartAU @CropDoctor54

On this day in 2018! Cotton counts for replants and input management across the season. Vineyards: water management (leak detection) and labour optimisation (gaps in vines, vine health & busted stuff). Still doing this stuff (and more), but now better, faster & more automated!

@brodenholland Done. One of my work vehicles does about 100,000km per year (a lot I know). If all of that was done at 80km not 100km/hr that would be an additional 200hrs of travel (or over $15,000 worth of wages). Also… the boredom…. Yikes

Everyone needs to get onto this and have your say going from 100km/h back to 80 on our roads will add so much time to every day life and increase the risk will be people are on the road for longer. Not to mention the time and the cost to every single good that we purchase will increase url702.parliament.nsw.gov.au/ls/click?upn=u…

@agrarianliberty 👍 There are a few of those in market at the moment

@stev_tech I’m sure it’s possible and appreciate the legalities as they stand. I’m not fixed on 500kg but am interested in the efficiency dynamics which seems higher than the typical current 50kg payloads. I don’t even need it to be a copter I’ll take a fixed wing.

If this is possible, where’s my 500kg payload spray drone?

@agrarianliberty These guys teamed up years ago, but big spray drones aren’t the future. Multiple small ones with higher autonomy, (not requiring onsite operators) will be how spray drones end up. techcrunch.com/2019/11/07/vol…

@agrarianliberty Fuel / battery set up makes it possible. Above 150kg CASA treats them like a helicopter and you’d probably need a semi-trailer to cart it around (which defeats the purpose a bit) You don’t see more than 100kg payload commercially for these reasons, not because its impossible