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CASE STUDY: Green Atlas Cartographer

One of the biggest challenges in the future for growers will be how to modernise their orchards, and how to take on new technologies to improve production out comes. New technology comes out nearly everyday, so how do growers know what is worth the investment and what will work for their farms?

The team at AgVic have been trying to answer this question, by trialling technologies at the Tatura Smart Farm. In particular, they have been working with an Atlas Green Cartographer; a multi-sensor platform, which when used can help predict tree yield, fruit quality and fruit maturity. It can be used on a range of tree structures, tree densities and fruit crops. 

An introduction to the Green Atlas Cartographer

 

 

Tatura Smart Farm, where researchers use the Atlas Cartographer as a part of a suite of trial technologies

Tatura Smart Farm, where researchers use the Atlas Cartographer as a part of a suite of trial technologies

 

Learn more about the AgVic project here.

Visit the Green Atlas site to learn more about the cartographer here.

 

Watch below to listen to Adrian Conti and Rocky Varapdio discuss with Atlas their experiences with using the cartographers in their commercial orchards.

Dr Mark O'Connell from Agriculture Victoria shows of the Green Atlas Cartographer at the Tatura Smart Farm

Dr Mark O'Connell from Agriculture Victoria shows of the Green Atlas Cartographer at the Tatura Smart Farm

 

 

Adrian Conti & Rocky Varapodio discuss the cartographer